Evercool Radiators?

[Arnel Navarro]

Try to visit their website you can find all of their dealers and distributors.

[1997]

my brother bought an evervool radiator from sammy's. he opted for evercool because of the warranty. turned out the warranty is only good if the radiator is not installed. once the rad is installed, wala na warranty. crap if u ask me. after 2 weeks nagleak ang brand new evercool. di daw covered ng warranty eveb though yung dealer naginstall. my brother had to go to the cabuyao plant to file a complaint. ang ginawa lang hininang ang may leak. dun din namin nalaman yung warranty nila na walang kwenta... just sharing... nabasa ko kasi yung evercool has a warranty above.

Crap... Base from my experience pag repair lang radiator hindi rin po tumatagal... Ewan ko lang baka magaling talaga sila mag repair...

[kumaggz]

Crap... Base from my experience pag repair lang radiator hindi rin po tumatagal... Ewan ko lang baka magaling talaga sila mag repair...

Ganun naman ata talaga ang warranty bro, di naman pinapalitan ng new unit pag manufacturing defect, normally free parts and services lang. Yung iba pa nga free service lang. Parang appliances din yan, cellphone, ipod, ganun yata talaga lahat.:-)

[kumaggz]

sammy's didnt repair it. he had to go to the laguna factory and demand for it to be repaired. if your buying one, i suggest you clear the warranty with the dealer/auto supply.

dont get me wrong, okay naman evercool misleading lang yung warranty

Yup agree ako rito, kakalito ang mga warranty. Sometimes may warranty nga di mo naman alam san pupuntahan for repair, wala din silbi. Mahal na ang radiator dapat i clear sa pinagbilan ang warranty. Si Evercool lang ba ang nag ooffer ng warranty sa radiator? Dapat lahat ah, mahal kasi sayang pag nasira tas wala warranty.

[Arnel Navarro]

Just want to know the difference between Plastic & Aluminum Radiator to Brass & Copper Radiator?

[miked]

Just want to know the difference between Plastic & Aluminum Radiator to Brass & Copper Radiator?

with regards to thermal conductivity, aluminum is the best. next is the Cu....forget the plastic....but aluminum moves a lot more (expansion/contraction) than copper....could be the first cost of aluminum that is preventing car owners to have one...Cu is relatively cheap (vs. Al).

with regards to repairs, Al and Cu can be repaired.......throw away the plastic one if cracked....

[idrive]

If we are talking about durability, Brass-Copper Radiator is the better option. Plastic tank and rubber gasket can be damaged by excessive heat unlike brass tank and soldered materials that have high heat resistance properties. Considering the tropical conditions in the Philippines and adding to it the condition of the engine when it is running, brass-copper radiator is advised as it is battle tested to be heavy duty.
If we are to consider longevity or even maintenance, brass copper radiators are known to be susceptible to repairs, unlike its plastic counterpart. This information is significant since most people keep their vehicles longer than the average lifespan of a “stock” radiator. Human instinct will tell us to find ways of prolonging the life of our old radiator, the available solution of course is having it repaired. This option however is only available when we are talking about Brass-Copper Radiators and unfortunately not to plastic ones.


Try mo Evercool, I heard it's the best.

[idrive]

Just want to know the difference between Plastic & Aluminum Radiator to Brass & Copper Radiator?

If we are talking about durability, Brass-Copper Radiator is the better option. Plastic tank and rubber gasket can be damaged by excessive heat unlike brass tank and soldered materials that have high heat resistance properties. Considering the tropical conditions in the Philippines and adding to it the condition of the engine when it is running, brass-copper radiator is advised as it is battle tested to be heavy duty.
If we are to consider longevity or even maintenance, brass copper radiators are known to be susceptible to repairs, unlike its plastic counterpart. This information is significant since most people keep their vehicles longer than the average lifespan of a “stock” radiator. Human instinct will tell us to find ways of prolonging the life of our old radiator, the available solution of course is having it repaired. This option however is only available when we are talking about Brass-Copper Radiators and unfortunately not to plastic ones.

Try mo Evercool, I heard it's the best.

[Ry_Tower]

If we are talking about durability, Brass-Copper Radiator is the better option. Plastic tank and rubber gasket can be damaged by excessive heat unlike brass tank and soldered materials that have high heat resistance properties. Considering the tropical conditions in the Philippines and adding to it the condition of the engine when it is running, brass-copper radiator is advised as it is battle tested to be heavy duty.
If we are to consider longevity or even maintenance, brass copper radiators are known to be susceptible to repairs, unlike its plastic counterpart. This information is significant since most people keep their vehicles longer than the average lifespan of a “stock” radiator. Human instinct will tell us to find ways of prolonging the life of our old radiator, the available solution of course is having it repaired. This option however is only available when we are talking about Brass-Copper Radiators and unfortunately not to plastic ones.


Try mo Evercool, I heard it's the best.

+1 sa evercool. Ok yan.

[Arnel Navarro]

Evercool is a brand of radiator (Brass Copper or Plastic Aluminum)?