OEM Saturn SL2 Radiator Cap

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The Saturn SL2 Radiator Cap maintains 16 PSI of pressure in the cooling system, preventing boil over and overheating the engine. Owners appreciate the Saturn SL2 for its 1.9 liter DOHC engine that develops 124 horsepower and 122 feet of torque, a number that seems punchy given the car's 2,400 pound curb weight. Paired with either a smooth five speed manual or efficient four speed automatic, the SL2 provides quick acceleration and up to 34 miles per gallon to provide drivers with fun and thrift on trips. Agile front wheel drive handling, a rigid Z-body platform and safety touches like airbags and antilock brakes strengthen the Saturn SL2 reputation for dependable performance in a compact package that lasts because of its aluminum powertrain components and factory specified parts. As one of those parts, the Radiator Cap is a miniature gatekeeper in terms of temperature. It seals the radiator neck and maintains pressure so coolant absorbs more heat, then directs the excess fluid to the overflow tank to be returned once the temperatures have cooled, and the Saturn SL2 engine remains efficient in stop and go traffic as well as highway cruising. Tough gaskets and accurate spring rates allow the Radiator Cap to endure heat cycles and vibration without leaking, a very important characteristic for long engine life. To install, park level, cool engine, loosen old cap with a rag, clean neck, twist the new Radiator Cap until locked, check for leaks.