🔥 Enhanced Denso 221-3102 Radiator Review

I have a Camry 07. I've found that my radiator is slowing the leakage through the top of my radiator and my heating is going bad. It was irreparable, but it saved me hundreds of dollars on car service! A simple installation took about 2 hours.

I panicked when my radiator leaked. I was offered $1,700 for a replacement. After watching a few videos on YouTube I bought and installed this radiator. No issues, no leaks, perfect fit. Took me 2 hours on Saturday and was on my way.

Easy installation. The exchange took about 3 hours, including the thermostat. Works perfectly. No leaks. From what I've read. Camry radiators start to leak after about 180,000 miles. They would never have this problem if they used a 13lb cap instead of a 16lb cap.

Part fits perfectly but was very disappointed with the delivery. I ordered the part on Wednesday and was told it would be delivered on Friday. it seems great but then they were delayed until monday so my car sat until the part got there, the part was in condition but couldn't collect it except for this part, good for the car. I just wish the coolant was a little cheaper for this car.

Arrived in a half-open box but with no visible damage to the cooler. Easy to install with no installation problems. After installation and running I found the transmission cooler fitting was leaking at the bottom of the cooler, removed the fitting and it was split in two. Leaked and had to use the old one. It would have been great but the fitting was damaged so I spent money on additional fluids until I was able to seal the fitting. It's probably just a bad buy, but I thought the quality…

Update 10/17/18 - I just installed my third Denso (this time in another Camry I bought) and it went just perfect. And just in case I put a clamp on the overflow pipe again. The other two I bought still work. Very happy with them! The original is the second Denso I've bought. Both were perfect. One star deducted because both leaked at the overflow pipe junction and required a clamp. Still very happy. Saved a lot of money and both work great.

I bought 2 TYC brand radiators for my wife's 2007 4 cylinder camry, the first one I bought in September 2017 and the second one in November 2017 and both fell out! Returned, spent the extra $20 and bought a Denso and it works great! This is what I get when I try to save $20? I should have just gone with Denso in the beginning, I'm just glad it was an easy job. It cost me even more, each replacement cost me about $24 in antifreeze so a total of $48 wasted due to 2 failures. So get Denso!

My old radiator was worn out and leaking so I took a chance and bought it for my Camry. As far as I can tell it is identical to the original cooler. , and the right equipment! I searched online for a repair guide and also some video tutorials on it. I flushed the cooling system before removing it. appears to be in good condition). Don't forget the horn(s), fan, hoses, bushings, screws, condenser and 50/50 (depending on where you live) coolant! etc. Don't force anything! Has been working great…

It doesn't fit perfectly, I had a hard time fitting it to the screws. I had to break the piece of plastic on the heatsink that is supposed to hold it. and support it before tightening the screw. Also, I had a hard time fitting the top metal that holds the heatsink more tightly and sits on top, despite watching two professional mechanics change it and even though I had played with it many times to keep it true to the original. . As you can see from the photos the heatsink is out of position and…