S101030-0301
Lower AT fluid temperature: When you drive, the CS35’s AT creates heat (from gears shifting and fluid friction). This radiator pulls hot AT fluid into its core, where the aluminum fins and airflow (from the car moving or the cooling fan) draw heat away. The cooled fluid then flows back to the AT—keeping temps between 80–110°C (the safe range for ATs).
Maintain AT performance: Overheated AT fluid gets thick and loses its ability to lubricate gears or transfer power. The radiator keeps fluid thin and effective, so your CS35 shifts smoothly (no jerks or delays) and accelerates consistently—even on long drives.
Extend AT lifespan: Hot fluid wears down AT parts (like clutches and seals) fast. By keeping temps in check, the radiator prevents premature wear, helping the CS35’s AT last for years (instead of failing early from overheating).
Fits These: All Changan CS35 variants with automatic transmission (matches AT fluid flow, hose size, and engine bay mounting points—confirm with VIN).
Won’t Fit These:
Changan CS35 with manual transmission (MT): MTs don’t use AT fluid or need this radiator (no hoses to connect to).
Other Changan models: Like CS55, UNI-T, or Eado—different AT designs, fluid flow rates, and engine bay space (radiator won’t fit or cool properly).
Non-Changan vehicles: Even if visually similar, their AT specs (fluid type, port size) don’t match (risks clogging the CS35’s AT or leaking fluid).
CS35 with modified AT: Aftermarket AT kits (e.g., performance ATs) have higher heat output—original radiator can’t keep up (causes overheating).
Prep: Techs drain the CS35’s AT fluid (to avoid spills), disconnect the AT hoses from the old radiator, and remove the radiator’s mounting bolts.
Remove old radiator: They pull out the old unit, check the AT hoses for cracks (replace if worn), and flush the AT fluid lines (to remove debris that could clog the new radiator).
Install new radiator: They bolt S101030-0301 to the CS35’s engine bay (align with mounting brackets), reconnect the AT hoses (tighten to Changan’s torque specs—too loose leaks, too tight breaks hoses), and refill the AT with Changan-approved fluid.
Test: They start the CS35, let the engine run to circulate AT fluid, and check for leaks (around ports and hoses). They also monitor AT temp while driving—ensuring it stays in the safe range.
Check AT fluid level annually: Low AT fluid means the radiator isn’t circulating enough fluid (causes overheating)—have techs top up with Changan’s recommended AT fluid (don’t use generic fluid!).
Clean the cooling fins every 6 months: Dust, bugs, or road debris (like leaves) clog the fins—use compressed air or a soft brush to clear them (clogged fins can’t cool the fluid).
Inspect for leaks monthly: Look under the CS35 for red/brown fluid (AT fluid) near the radiator—leaks mean worn port gaskets (fix immediately to avoid AT damage).
Replace after 8–10 years: Even with good upkeep, aluminum cores corrode over time—old radiators lose cooling power (swap it before it causes AT overheating).
Summary: Changan CS35 AT Radiator (S101030-0301)
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