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  • BMW 2500 Radiator - 17111112367
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    BMW 2500 Radiator

    Part Number: 17111112367
    $618.45 MSRP: $834.48
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    Product Specifications
    • Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by BMW's factory warranty.
    Fits the following Vehicles:
    • 1969-1970 BMW 2500
  • BMW 2500 Radiator - 17111109662
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    • Other Name: Radiator With Transmission Oil Cooler
    • Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by BMW's factory warranty.
    Fits the following Vehicles:
    • 1969-1970 BMW 2500

BMW 2500 Radiator

The BMW 2500 Radiator controls the internal temperature of the engine by being a high efficiency heat exchanger that draws away the additional heat from the coolant and releases it to the air outside the car. The Radiator core, mounted just behind the grille on a BMW, comprises thin fins wrapped around narrow tubes, creating a large surface area, so liquid leaving the engine gives up heat quickly to airflow passing through. Coolant enters via the inlet tank of this Radiator. From there, it travels through those tubes and exits cooler at the outlet tank. That's ready for another circuit. Many of the 2500 models make use of lightweight aluminum cores joined to plastic or aluminum tanks. This makes for a lightweight and corrosion-resistant design. Some of the earlier models applied heavier copper or brass assemblies. These are prized for easy solder repairs. The functional difference mainly concerns a material. Aluminum dissipates heat quickly, whereas copper is a better conductor but also heavier. No matter the shape and style, each type of Radiator relies on strong airflow to move heat away. Radiators typically fail due to leaks. Small holes can be patched. However, replacing the Radiator for full confidence and to keep your BMW 2500 running cool is recommended.

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BMW 2500 Radiator Parts Questions & Experts Answers

  • Q:
    How to remove a radiator on BMW 2500?
    Posted by Hiep N.
    A:
    To remove the radiator, start by draining the cooling system and removing the lower hose from the radiator. Then, disconnect the upper hose and expansion tank hose from the radiator. If there is a transmission oil cooler, detach the supply and return lines and plug them to prevent leakage or dirt entry. Next, detach the radiator supports on each side and carefully lift out the radiator, ensuring the retainer stays press on the radiator mounting. To refit the radiator, follow the reverse of the removal procedure and refill the system with coolant, making sure to bleed it. For models with a transmission cooler, check and top up the transmission fluid level if necessary.
    Answered by BMW Parts Specialist Blaine / Jan 18, 2025

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