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We are pleased to announce these new radiators for all Freightliner Century and Columbia class Trucks. After extensive testing we are ready to release several new part numbers for Freightliner Columbia and Century models.

Active Radiator took a common sense approach. They identified every thing that is prone to failure on Freightliner Columbia and Century class radiator and then  engineered a solution.

A large portion of this product is made in the U.S.A. I feel this is the strongest part of this product line. Let's keep Americans working.

We were seeing massive premature failures in Freightliner Columbia and Century Class radiators. We visited with all of our existing customers that owned Freightliner Columbia and Century class trucks. We thaught we could address all their problems buy going to a copper brass replacemant radiator for the Freightliner Columbia and Century class. We searched out a distributor to make or provide us a copper brass radiator for all Columbia and Century models. Of course we could not find a American company to provide this product for us.

David skaw of skaw trucking asks Why does my peterbilt 379 radiator leak when it is cold outside? Joel: www.radiatorsrus.com David: does your peterbilt 379 radiator have plastic or steel bolted tanks?

How does the average consumer know whether to repair or replace their radiator? Here are some questions to ask a your radiator sales and service center. 1. What is the overall condition of my radiator? 2. How long will the radiator repair last? 3. What is the warranty for the repair on the radiator? 4. What is the cost of a new radiator versus repairing my old radiator? 5. What is the warranty on the new radiator? 6. Will you use original equipment parts when repairing my radiator?