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Notes: With Heavy Duty Cooling, Always change your antifreeze coolant when installing a new radiator to prevent premature failure
- PRICE: 191.99
- Internal Engine Oil Cooler: No
- Internal Transmission Oil Cooler: Yes
2013 Ford F150 Radiator
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Notes: Standard cooling, Always change your antifreeze coolant when installing a new radiator to prevent premature failure.
- PRICE: 193.99
- Internal Engine Oil Cooler: No
- Internal Transmission Oil Cooler: Yes
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Notes: Does NOT include Radiator Cap. Purchase separately. Always change your antifreeze coolant when installing a new radiator to prevent premature failure.
- PRICE: 214.99
- Internal Engine Oil Cooler: No
- Internal Transmission Oil Cooler: Yes
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Notes: Standard duty. Always change your antifreeze coolant when installing a new radiator to prevent premature failure
- PRICE: 276.99
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Notes: With engine oil cooler (EOC). 1-1/4" Core. Enhanced unit. Heavy duty cooling. Always change your antifreeze coolant when installing a new radiator to prevent premature failure
- PRICE: 479.99
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Notes: Always change your antifreeze coolant when installing a new radiator to prevent premature failure.
- PRICE: 359.99
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Notes: With Heavy Duty Cooling, Always change your antifreeze coolant when installing a new radiator to prevent premature failure
- PRICE: 355.99
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2013 Ford F150 Radiator
Your 2013 Ford F150 radiator is a heat exchanger that is responsible for cooling off hot coolant so that this liquid can go back to cooling the engine. If the radiator is going bad, the coolant will stay hot, which can lead to engine overheating. Sometimes physical damage can make radiators leak too. Browse our selection of direct-replacement 2013 F150 radiators and find the right option for you.
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