OEM Scion iA Radiator Drain Plug

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The Radiator Drain Plug is designed for the Scion iA, providing a reliable means to drain coolant from the radiator for maintenance and repair. This means that the Scion badge communicates fun to drive, but the badge communicates that the car is cheap to run. The Scion components applied throughout the car help the iA maintain its reputation as a reliable and sporty car. The Radiator Drain Plug aids in this mission by closing off the bottom of the cooling system, catching the coolant during daily commutes, and opening when required to release the fluid in a clean manner when the car goes to the shop. A Radiator Drain Plug is a tight-fitting component that eliminates the chances of leakage that might elevate engine temperatures and compromise the enthusiastic performance that Scion engineers invested in every iA. The threads fit the radiator neck exactly the way the factory intended. Since Scion iA has to face stop-and-go traffic and highway stretches, the Radiator Drain Plug should be able to survive the vibration, pressure fluctuations, and temperature variations. Good quality metal or reinforced polymer construction provides that hardiness. Should the plug crack or the gasket of the plug harden, a quick replacement with a new Radiator Drain Plug will restore confidence and maintain the coolant levels steady, allowing the iA to remain cool on the summer drive and even the hill climb. Installation requires cooling of the engine, unscrewing of the old plug, cleaning of the seat, hand threading of the new unit, torquing, refilling, and checking for leaks.