🌡️ Denso 221-3214 Radiator: Optimal Cooling Performance for Enhanced Engine Health Review

Same as the others mentioned. To give him +1. Took half a day. Expect transmission fluid to come in contact with your face during installation. Upper fan mounts (passenger side) are different than OEM. For this reason, the original screws are too short to attach the fan. The rest of the product appears to be well made. Be careful if you have a model 03.Update: Found two longer driver side fan mounting screws, size M6 -1.0 x 16. Installed successfully.

I spent over $400 installing a radiator and new hoses (inlet and outlet) on my 2003 Odyssey, but found a puddle of coolant in my driveway the next morning. I took it to a mechanic who looked at it and said the radiator was leaking from the bottom. Had to order a replacement and was recently fitted. So far the new cooler is holding up, but I still don't have $600 to work to replace the coolers. Not sure if I'm unlucky or the quality of the radiator is terrible or gone. I bought the Denso brand…

At 280,000 miles I think we should have. Odyssey 2002. Fits perfectly. The original also comes from the same manufacturer. The original had a pair of outer foam strips that didn't exist or were included. They run between the radiator and transmission cooler. Order from Revain arrived damaged. Luckily we have a backup vehicle and were in no rush to get the van back on the road. The exchange was fairly quick (delivery two days) and went through Revain without any problems. a month later it works…

Made in China but looks good and all fittings and nuts are present. You will have so much fun living in the Rust Belt! Honda and basically all automakers have simply taken the path of maximum profit over everything else, including but not limited to sacrificing smart engineers, well, more affordable ones (if you know what I mean). The obstacle course you have to overcome to replace this heatsink is just an unfortunate design flaw. I've spent the last 30 years doing this. So, as a master…

I bought a Denso thinking it was made here in America. Guess what? This is made in China. This can be seen from the landing. Like the others, the fans don't fit exactly. You MUST use slightly longer screws OR zip ties. I was able to use the existing condenser fan screws and just remove the second washer. The radiator fan was a little crooked. I had to make a gasket out of a small piece of rubber tubing. And yes, you have to remove the bumper, grille and headlights to access the radiator. Keep…

Fitted as an OEM replacement on a 2003 Honda Odyssey Please note that all comments are correct as they have replaced the mounting nuts with clamps and the bolts are now too short. I solved this problem by flipping the clips. HOWEVER I installed it and started filling and before I could finish it the coolant was pouring out from the bottom; I thought I left the drain open which ended up so bad. It turns out to be defective; bottom corner (driver's side) misaligned and crimped. Can't fix it and…

The unit I received was clearly an OEM replacement and fitted my 2000 Honda Odyssey well. It was a small design change that caused minor issues. My original cooler used a square threaded nut that went into slots in the top and bottom tanks to hold the fans. This replacement uses a molded threaded clip. It serves the same purpose but moves the engagement threads about 1/8 inch away from the fastener. I would say the new design is better. The problem is that some of the original fasteners (bolts)