Description
- Reduces loss of coolant due to overheating
- Replaces the OEM radiator cap
Availability: In Stock
TWIN AIR Replacement Radiator Pressure Cap
Brands: TWIN AIR
SKU: f6eb6dfe6dfdc7
$35.95
99.5% Positive feedback
Description
Additional information
Additional information
| Weight | N/A |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | N/A |
| Color | Silver |
| Option | 1.8 bar, 2.0 bar |
| Option 2 | Gas Gas/Husqvarna/KTM, Honda/Kawasaki/Yamaha/Suzuki, KTM/Husqvarna |
Reviews (7)
7 reviews for TWIN AIR Replacement Radiator Pressure Cap
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Jared –
This replacement radiator cap is a must have upgrade that delivers exceptional performance and reliability for any rider looking to reduce coolant loss from overheating I happily recommend it to fellow motorcycle enthusiasts
Carl –
I’m a mechanic who installed this replacement radiator pressure cap on my bike, but I was disappointed because it felt cheap, didn’t seal well, and my bike kept overheating – I won’t use this brand again since I need something durable, not a flimsy cap that fails.
Jacob –
I recently purchased the Replacement Radiator Pressure Cap for my motorcycle. It has worked flawlessly for me so far and I would recommend it to any casual rider looking for an upgrade over their stock cap.
Chris –
This radiator cap is a great replacement that maintains proper pressure. I’m very happy with it and would recommend it to others needing a new cap.
Tom –
the replacement radiator pressure cap seems to do the job of reducing coolant loss better than my old cap and was easy to install though i did have an issue with the order but their customer service fixed it quickly so overall it’s a good quality cap that performs well for the price
Mick –
This radiator cap seems like a decent replacement part for various bike models, with features like reducing coolant loss from overheating and replacing the original manufacturer’s cap to maintain proper pressure.
Max –
this replacement radiator cap gets the job done but not reliably. i’d spend a bit more for a higher quality cap if cooling system performance is critical.