Spectra 2001-1775P Radiator - Front

Spectra 2001-1775P Heavy Duty Radiator

The Spectra 2001-1775P is a heavy duty radiator built for demanding cooling-system service in applications that require reliable engine temperature control and integrated transmission cooling. It combines an aluminum core with plastic tanks and a downflow design to support OE-style replacement needs.

Key Features

• Aluminum core with plastic tanks for a direct replacement radiator design
• Downflow flow orientation with upper right inlet and lower left outlet
• Integrated transmission oil cooler with plated construction
• Two-row core design for efficient heat transfer
• Mounting hardware included for installation support
• Core dimensions: 35.0625 in. height, 38.5 in. width, 2.0625 in. thickness
• 2.5 in. inlet and outlet diameters

Detailed Description

Built for heavy duty cooling applications, the Spectra 2001-1775P radiator is engineered to meet or exceed the performance of the original equipment unit it replaces. The aluminum core helps manage heat efficiently, while the plastic tank construction supports a practical OE-style fit. This radiator also includes an engine-side transmission oil cooler with a plated design and five plates, making it a strong choice for vehicles that route transmission fluid through the radiator for temperature control. This part cross-references Monroe Shocks & Struts (e.g., 172286, 182286) for the same application.

Compatible With select vehicle applications that use this radiator configuration, including Ford F-250 and Ford F-350 fitments listed for this part number. The Spectra 2001-1775P is also referenced under part number 2001-1775P in replacement searches, making it easier to match during radiator replacement or cooling-system repair.

Common Problems This Radiator Can Address

• Engine overheating caused by a failing or restricted radiator
• Transmission temperature issues related to a damaged cooler circuit
• Coolant leaks from cracked tanks or worn radiator seams
• Reduced cooling performance from clogged or corroded radiator passages
• Fitment problems when replacing an OE radiator with the same downflow layout

Installation Notes and Tips

Verify core dimensions, inlet and outlet locations, and transmission cooler routing before installation. The radiator uses a bolt attachment method and includes mounting hardware, so confirm all brackets, grommets, and U-clips are positioned correctly during assembly. Inspect hoses, clamps, and coolant condition at the same time to help prevent repeat cooling-system issues. For vehicle-specific searches, use the part number 2001-1775P along with Ford F-250 or Ford F-350 to confirm the correct replacement configuration.

Quality Assurance

Spectra Premium states that its heavy duty radiators are manufactured with engineering, production, and quality control processes intended to match or exceed OE performance in the components they replace, including engine and transmission cooling functions.