One Stop Solutions 2492 Radiator
OE-Style Radiator for Aurora Cooling Performance
This OSC Premium New Automotive Radiator is built for 2001-2002 Oldsmobile Aurora applications with an OE-style form and function. Part number 2492 is engineered for direct replacement fitment, with a crossflow design and integrated transmission oil cooler for factory-style cooling performance.
Key Features
- Fits 2001-2002 Oldsmobile Aurora, N/A
- Premium aluminum core construction with plastic tanks
- Crossflow radiator design with one-row core
- Transmission oil cooler included; engine oil cooler not included
- Cadmium-plated tubes help resist premature failure
- Die-cut gasket design helps reduce leak risk
- Individually pressure tested during production
- Factory-spec fitted and torqued components for consistent assembly
- Part number 2492 cross-references APDI 8012492 for the same application
Detailed Description
OSC part number 2492 is a replacement radiator designed for the 2001-2002 Oldsmobile Aurora and built to match original equipment form and function. The radiator uses a premium aluminum core with plastic tanks, a crossflow layout, and a plated transmission oil cooler to support stable coolant and transmission fluid temperatures. OSC also uses engineering updates such as added fin density and a thicker core to address heat load and durability concerns found in higher-mileage vehicles.
This radiator is built with a 30 1/2-inch core height, 15 1/16-inch core width, and 1-inch core thickness. Inlet and outlet diameters measure 1 5/16 inches and 1 9/16 inches, respectively. The unit is designed for direct replacement service on the Oldsmobile Aurora, and part number 2492 is also referenced as CU2492.
Common Problems This Radiator Can Address
- Coolant leaks from a worn or damaged radiator tank or core
- Overheating caused by reduced heat transfer efficiency
- Transmission temperature concerns related to a failing cooler circuit
- Age-related cracking, corrosion, or internal restriction in the original radiator
- Poor fit or sealing from an incorrect replacement unit
Installation Notes and Tips
Verify inlet and outlet hose sizes, cooler line routing, and mounting points before installation. Inspect related hoses, clamps, and coolant condition during replacement, and flush the cooling system if contamination or debris is present. This radiator is designed for a drop-in fit on listed Aurora applications, but final installation should follow vehicle service procedures and torque specifications.
Quality Assurance
OSC tests complete radiators multiple times during production, including cooler testing before tank installation, core testing before assembly, and a final assembled-unit test. The design also uses cadmium-plated tubes and factory-spec component fitment to support durability and leak resistance.
One Stop Solutions 2492 Radiator
OE-Style Radiator for Aurora Cooling Performance
This OSC Premium New Automotive Radiator is built for 2001-2002 Oldsmobile Aurora applications with an OE-style form and function. Part number 2492 is engineered for direct replacement fitment, with a crossflow design and integrated transmission oil cooler for factory-style cooling performance.
Key Features
- Fits 2001-2002 Oldsmobile Aurora, N/A
- Premium aluminum core construction with plastic tanks
- Crossflow radiator design with one-row core
- Transmission oil cooler included; engine oil cooler not included
- Cadmium-plated tubes help resist premature failure
- Die-cut gasket design helps reduce leak risk
- Individually pressure tested during production
- Factory-spec fitted and torqued components for consistent assembly
- Part number 2492 cross-references APDI 8012492 for the same application
Detailed Description
OSC part number 2492 is a replacement radiator designed for the 2001-2002 Oldsmobile Aurora and built to match original equipment form and function. The radiator uses a premium aluminum core with plastic tanks, a crossflow layout, and a plated transmission oil cooler to support stable coolant and transmission fluid temperatures. OSC also uses engineering updates such as added fin density and a thicker core to address heat load and durability concerns found in higher-mileage vehicles.
This radiator is built with a 30 1/2-inch core height, 15 1/16-inch core width, and 1-inch core thickness. Inlet and outlet diameters measure 1 5/16 inches and 1 9/16 inches, respectively. The unit is designed for direct replacement service on the Oldsmobile Aurora, and part number 2492 is also referenced as CU2492.
Common Problems This Radiator Can Address
- Coolant leaks from a worn or damaged radiator tank or core
- Overheating caused by reduced heat transfer efficiency
- Transmission temperature concerns related to a failing cooler circuit
- Age-related cracking, corrosion, or internal restriction in the original radiator
- Poor fit or sealing from an incorrect replacement unit
Installation Notes and Tips
Verify inlet and outlet hose sizes, cooler line routing, and mounting points before installation. Inspect related hoses, clamps, and coolant condition during replacement, and flush the cooling system if contamination or debris is present. This radiator is designed for a drop-in fit on listed Aurora applications, but final installation should follow vehicle service procedures and torque specifications.
Quality Assurance
OSC tests complete radiators multiple times during production, including cooler testing before tank installation, core testing before assembly, and a final assembled-unit test. The design also uses cadmium-plated tubes and factory-spec component fitment to support durability and leak resistance.
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OE-Style Radiator for Aurora Cooling Performance
This OSC Premium New Automotive Radiator is built for 2001-2002 Oldsmobile Aurora applications with an OE-style form and function. Part number 2492 is engineered for direct replacement fitment, with a crossflow design and integrated transmission oil cooler for factory-style cooling performance.
Key Features
- Fits 2001-2002 Oldsmobile Aurora, N/A
- Premium aluminum core construction with plastic tanks
- Crossflow radiator design with one-row core
- Transmission oil cooler included; engine oil cooler not included
- Cadmium-plated tubes help resist premature failure
- Die-cut gasket design helps reduce leak risk
- Individually pressure tested during production
- Factory-spec fitted and torqued components for consistent assembly
- Part number 2492 cross-references APDI 8012492 for the same application
Detailed Description
OSC part number 2492 is a replacement radiator designed for the 2001-2002 Oldsmobile Aurora and built to match original equipment form and function. The radiator uses a premium aluminum core with plastic tanks, a crossflow layout, and a plated transmission oil cooler to support stable coolant and transmission fluid temperatures. OSC also uses engineering updates such as added fin density and a thicker core to address heat load and durability concerns found in higher-mileage vehicles.
This radiator is built with a 30 1/2-inch core height, 15 1/16-inch core width, and 1-inch core thickness. Inlet and outlet diameters measure 1 5/16 inches and 1 9/16 inches, respectively. The unit is designed for direct replacement service on the Oldsmobile Aurora, and part number 2492 is also referenced as CU2492.
Common Problems This Radiator Can Address
- Coolant leaks from a worn or damaged radiator tank or core
- Overheating caused by reduced heat transfer efficiency
- Transmission temperature concerns related to a failing cooler circuit
- Age-related cracking, corrosion, or internal restriction in the original radiator
- Poor fit or sealing from an incorrect replacement unit
Installation Notes and Tips
Verify inlet and outlet hose sizes, cooler line routing, and mounting points before installation. Inspect related hoses, clamps, and coolant condition during replacement, and flush the cooling system if contamination or debris is present. This radiator is designed for a drop-in fit on listed Aurora applications, but final installation should follow vehicle service procedures and torque specifications.
Quality Assurance
OSC tests complete radiators multiple times during production, including cooler testing before tank installation, core testing before assembly, and a final assembled-unit test. The design also uses cadmium-plated tubes and factory-spec component fitment to support durability and leak resistance.
