K2 Industries

95-01 Kia Sportage OEM Radiator - Auto & Manual Transmission

Name: 95-01 Kia Sportage OEM Radiator - Auto & Manual Transmission
Brand: K2 Industries
SKU: K2-10433-KIA-006-EC
Price: 149.99 USD
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95-01 Kia Sportage OEM Radiator - Auto & Manual Transmission

$149.99 USD

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95-01 Kia Sportage OEM Radiator — Auto & Manual Transmission

Factory replacement radiator engineered for 1995–2001 Kia Sportage, built to handle both automatic and manual transmission cooling demands. Direct OEM spec replacement ensures proper fitment and thermal performance without modification. Maintains original cooling capacity and system compatibility.

✓ Ships from FL Warehouse ✓ Direct-from-Warehouse ✓ In-House Quality Check

Key Features

Dual-transmission compatibility - Single unit works with both automatic and manual transmission setups, no guessing on which core you need.
OEM specification construction - Matches factory cooling output and plumbing ports for bolt-in installation without adapter work.
Factory mounting points - Uses existing brackets and hangers; no drilling or custom fabrication required.

Specs

OEM replacement radiator for dual-transmission application
Condition: New

What's Included

Radiator assembly

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to drain the coolant system before installation?

Yes. You'll need to drain the existing coolant, disconnect hoses, and remove the mounting bolts. Refer to your vehicle's service manual for the correct drain procedure and refill capacity.

Will this work if I have a manual transmission instead of automatic?

This radiator is designed for both. A single OEM unit handles cooling for manual and automatic Sportages from this generation—no separate part needed.

What should I do about hoses and clamps?

Inspect existing hoses for cracks or soft spots while you have the radiator out. If they're original or more than five years old, replacement hoses and fresh clamps are a smart move. They're inexpensive insurance against leaks after you button everything back up.