Q: Will and 03 BMW X5 radiator work in an 01 BMW X5

asked by on May 13, 2017

Will an 03 BMW X5 radiator work in an 01 BMW X5?

Hi There, Unfortunately, we would need additional information in order to properly answer your question. The BMW X5 was available with both 6 cylinder and V8 engine options, both of which came with two different radiators. You will need to be sure you are comparing the same radiators with the same engine options before determining whether or not this is possible.

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