🔧 TYC - 2695 04-08 Mazda RX8 1.3L Manual Transmission 1R Passenger Side Radiator Review

Perfect for OEM I had to look around to find a cooler without a transmission cooler for my MT RX8. Has been running for over a month now, no leaks.

Perfect match for my 2004 Mazda RX8. Don't think of this as an easy task though, as replacing a heatsink in an RX8 is a very difficult task, but if the replacement part fits exactly as intended, things will go much more smoothly.

is the wheel you need for your RX-8 manual transmission. I first bought one which the seller said would fit, but it was for an automatic transmission and definitely didn't fit. The fans didn't queue at all. DO NOT BUY A TRANSRADA CAR!

This is not a power heater but when mine broke I needed one fast and it was so cheap it was under $80 even with one day shipping. My friends and I installed it over the weekend and everything was fine and I had no problems. No leaks.

Not sure if the one I got was defective but it started leaking when I put it in your RX8. I crimped the metal at the leak with pliers and that seemed to help. After the car started and warmed up, the problem was solved. I recommend testing before installation.

Like everyone else I changed the expansion tank and that stupid plastic cap on top of the radiator crumbled and snapped off. So I bought these as a replacement. Fits as expected and there were no problems. Don't plan on keeping the car for more than a few years or I'd buy an upgraded aluminum.

The product came fairly quickly and the cooler was bought to replace the factory original. It is worth noting that the upper tank of the factory radiator crumbled at the inlet pipe, to which the filler hose is connected, as a result of which the coolant splattered all over the front of the car. When unboxing the TYC heatsink it was nice to see the fan shroud mounting nuts and top brackets in the heatsink mounts, a nice touch. So why 4 stars? Because the steel and aluminum parts of the cooler…