Review on Denso 221 3213 Radiator by Kendrick Breezy

Perfect. I'm not very mechanical by nature, but I saw a video posted by another buyer on this site and decided to give it a try. Quite easy. In the picture I have about $400 against a "pro". $74 vs $200+ for the radiator. $0 vs $300 for work. Ok to be honest I spent $10 on a beer to make things easier. A few tips: 1) Make sure you reassemble/reuse the rubber grommets that hold the cooler on the base rail (not included with Denso spares). 2) Buy and use $10 hose clamps if you don't want to lose too much ATF. 3) If you need to replace the ATF and can't remove the 17mm ATF filler plug (I couldn't, I was freezing). Get a narrow funnel that is $2 high and tape a 2-3 inch segment of a drinking straw or other narrow liquid conduit to the bottom of the funnel. Pour ATF through the dipstick hole; works perfectly.