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The Chevrolet S10 Radiator Cap maintains the pressure in the coolant at all times to ensure that the engine remains cool and efficient making the chevy Radiator Cap a minor component with a massive effect. Chevrolet S10 attracts loyal drivers with a diverse engine family that includes fuel efficient four cylinders to powerful V6 engines, agile rear wheel drive maneuverability, and small size to sail through the streets of the city with a large cargo bed. Chevrolet engineers incorporated front disc brakes and rear drum brakes that are optionally anti lock controlled, manual or automatic transmission of choice and steel frame construction that allows the S10 to handle both hard work and the daily work. A lot of owners of Chevrolet S10 support their claims by stating that the truck is very durable in case they maintain it in time. Equally tough, the S10 Radiator Cap incorporates a measured spring and a solid gasket to maintain a pressure of coolant in the system, elevate the boiling point of the coolant, direct surplus fluid to the overflow tank and re-direct it back after the temperatures fall, all of which prevents boil over and excessive heat. A well functioning Radiator Cap is thus a first line of defense against the expensive engine damage and also the owners like the fact that the cap fits on the filler neck and is thus easily checked during normal servicing. In order to fit a Radiator Cap, it is essential to make the engine cool and wrap the old cap with a cloth, slowly loosen the old cap, check and clean the neck, press and twist the new cap until it is locked, and finally start the engine and inspect the leaks.