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96676341 Radiator Compatibility

96676341 Radiator Chevrolet Spark & Daewoo Series (M300 Chassis)

The 96676341 RADIATOR is precision-engineered for the Chevrolet/Daewoo M300 architecture. Featuring high-grade aluminum construction and reinforced plastic tanks, this radiator provides maximum thermal dissipation for compact 16V engines. Perfect for Spark, Matiz, and Bifuel variants. Browse our cooling catalog to complete your 96676341 replacement.

Chevrolet Models

  • Spark (M300): 2009–2016
  • Matiz: 2005–2013
  • Engine: 1.0L / 1.2L 16V Petrol

Daewoo & International

  • Daewoo Spark: 2010–Present
  • Bifuel: LPG Trim Compatible
  • Platform: M300 Global Architecture

Part Number Reference: 96676341

The M300 Spark uses different radiator thicknesses and fan mounting points based on transmission type (Manual vs. Automatic) and A/C availability. Verify your VIN to guarantee exact inlet/outlet alignment.


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Questions and Answers

Why do transmission types (Manual vs. Automatic) affect the radiator choice?
Automatic transmission models often have an integrated transmission oil cooler inside the radiator's side tank. If you install a radiator without this cooler in an automatic vehicle, it will lead to transmission overheating and failure. Always confirm with your VIN.
Can this radiator handle LPG/Bifuel engine temperatures?
Yes, the 96676341 is designed to be compatible with the thermal requirements of the 1.0L and 1.2L 16V engines, including those equipped with factory or certified LPG systems, provided your cooling system is properly pressurized and maintained.
What are the common symptoms of a failing radiator?
Be alert for persistent coolant loss, visible green/orange residue on the radiator fins or plastic tanks, an engine that consistently runs hotter than normal, or visible steam emanating from the engine bay. These signs indicate that the radiator or its seals have likely failed.

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