Mishimoto Essentials Bundle, for Ford 7.3L Powerstroke 1999-2001 - MMB-F2D-010

Tired of constantly filling your 1999-2001 Ford 7.3L Powerstroke radiator with coolant because you have a leak? The Mishimoto Essentials Bundle for the 1999-2001 Ford 7.3L Powerstroke has you covered. This kit has everything you need to fortify your 7.3L and ensure it runs cool in any situation, including our all-aluminum radiator, silicone radiator hoses, and both our high and low temp thermostats.Our all-aluminum radiator is a direct fit for your 7.3L and features a two-row, 2.2 in-thick core for effective cooling in any driving condition, while the precision TIG-welded aluminum end tanks ensure maximum durability over the stock plastic tanks. For even greater longevity, this kit also includes our silicone radiator hose kit. These hoses feature four layers of silicone with embedded heat-resistant fibers and will outlive your stock rubber hoses, if not your truck. Finally, we've also included both our high and low-temp thermostats to suit your climate and performance needs. Our high-temp thermostat opens 10 degrees later than the stock thermostat for faster warmup, while our low-temp thermostat opens 6 degrees earlier for more efficient cooling.Of course, all of the components in this kit are backed by the Mishimoto Lifetime Warranty, so you'll never have to worry about leaks or poor performance ever again!

• Essentials Bundle includes:
• Direct fit for 1999-2001 Ford 7.3L Powerstroke
• Mishimoto Lifetime Warranty
• Ideal for trucks transporting heavy loads, towing, and/or driving in extreme environments
• Ideal for trucks transporting heavy loads, towing, and/or driving in extreme environments
• Radiator features full aluminum construction with durable, TIG-welded end tanks
• Two-row, 2.2 in-thick core for effective cooling in any driving condition
• Silicone radiator hose kit constructed from high-grade, 4-ply silicone with heat-resistant embedded fibers for superior heat and pressure tolerance
• Low-temperature thermostat allows coolant to flow through the engine earlier, reducing the risk of overheating in hot environments
• High-temperature thermostat restricts coolant to flow to the radiator for faster warm-up in cold environments