One Stop Solutions 2676 Radiator

Radiator for Mitsubishi Lancer

Restore cooling performance with this OSC Premium New Automotive Radiator, part number 2676. It is built for the 2003-2006 Mitsubishi Lancer with an OE-style downflow layout, plastic tanks, and a PA core for direct replacement service.

Key Features

• Fits 2003-2006 Mitsubishi Lancer
• Downflow radiator design with 14 3/4 in. core height and 27 1/16 in. core width
• 1-1/4 in. core thickness with a single-row core
• 1 7/16 in. inlet and outlet diameters
• Plastic tank construction with PA core material
• No engine oil cooler, transmission oil cooler, or cap included
• Part number 2676 for direct identification

Detailed Description

OSC part number 2676 is engineered to match original equipment form and function for the Mitsubishi Lancer radiator application. The radiator uses premium-grade aluminum construction with cadmium-plated tubes to help resist premature failure, while the die-cut gasket design supports a secure seal. Each unit is pressure tested during production and built for a drop-in fit that follows factory specifications.

This radiator is a direct replacement for 2003-2006 Mitsubishi Lancer cooling system service and is suited for drivers replacing a leaking, clogged, or damaged radiator. It cross-references APDI 8012676 for the same application.

Common Problems It Can Address

• Coolant leaks from a cracked or aging radiator
• Overheating caused by restricted coolant flow
• Heat-related wear from a weakened core or tank assembly
• Poor cooling performance in a high-mileage Mitsubishi Lancer
• Fitment issues from a damaged or non-OE-style replacement radiator

Installation Notes and Tips

Verify inlet and outlet sizes, core dimensions, and downflow configuration before installation. Transfer any required vehicle-specific components from the original radiator if applicable, and inspect hoses, clamps, and coolant condition at the same time. Proper system bleeding and a pressure check after installation help confirm a sealed repair.

Quality Assurance

OSC states that each radiator is tested multiple times during production, including cooler testing before tank installation, core testing before assembly, and a final assembled-unit test. The design also incorporates engineering updates aimed at improving durability and cooling performance over the original radiator design.