OEM Oldsmobile Radius Heat Shield

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The Oldsmobile Radius Heat Shield makes key engine areas cooler by reflecting intense heat out of the exhaust thus allowing the auto to remain dependable during extended journeys. The image of Oldsmobile was based on such radical innovations as a moving assembly line or the Hydra-Matic automatic transmission, which simplified driving with ordinary families. Oldsmobile mastered the balance of the engine, the silence of the cabin, and comfort during the ride over decades such that the owners could relax on the trip and be less stressed. V8 engines with heavy but sophisticated power and thick soundproofing allow passengers to talk in a normal voice even at highway speed. These attributes have resulted in an Oldsmobile lingering on the roadway beyond its projected longevity. Its crest too came with bold styling complete with split grilles and rocket clues that made heads turn. A Radius Heat Shield is a metal shield in the shape of a curve that attaches around the exhaust or turbo, and reflects the radiant and convective heat out. The installation of the Radius Heat Shield is routine. Test clearance of parts and locations to protect by first finding the hot part and the needed protection. Indent holes, wipe surfaces, put on trim so it does not rub. Form the shape, where necessary, and place it using the brackets or clamps provided and tighten the fasteners. Turn on the engine, watch out for rattles, allow the metal to cool, and then loosen the bolts. After several miles, make another check on the Radius Heat Shield to ensure that the hardware is tight and the clearance is the same.