Aluminum Replacement for TYC 2839 Cherokee Review

Perfect fit for my 2008 Jeep Grand Cherokee 4.7L 4x4. Do-it-yourself installation, about 1 hour. I will update the durability.

The only advantage of this product was the ease of installation. Shortly after installation, the radiator started leaking where it shouldn't. Very disappointed.

It's been a year since I ordered it and of course it leaks right where the metal and plastic meet. Spend more and don't get stuck in this situation.

Works but is not a direct replacement for the 2005 Cherokee. One of the underside mounting tabs will need to be cut off. It's not difficult and if you try to install it you'll see what I mean.

Leaks at the top plug just below the filler cap. Not a fan of antifreeze fumes. I had to fix it by unscrewing the plug and applying sealant to make a seal. I hope it lasts. I do not recommend.

For you like me it was a 3 hour uninstall of the old one and about a 2 hour install on my 2008 Grand Cherokee 3.7. Observe the AC lines on the left and the tranny cooler lines on the right. don't fight in or out. If he doesn't move, he's stuck on something.

Excellent Quality. I had this in my limited edition 2006 Jeep Grand Cherokee for months after my original radiator broke. It held up well, was easy to install and sooooo much cheaper than anything I could find locally. I cost at least $200 for a new radiator until I found this one at Revain. He didn't disappoint me. **Updated June 2018** Still does what it's supposed to, it was way cheaper than anything else I could find.

This cooler was presented with significant cosmetic damage but still serviceable. When it arrived (a full day late, but Revain's "Prime Shipping" is another issue) I opened it up and was pleased to see there was no noticeable damage. It looked almost perfect. After removing my old radiator, I installed this and quickly found that it was leaking a bit. The attached photo shows (red outline) where coolant leaked across the surface. I have used two treatments of the product to repair a radiator…

I bought this radiator to replace a leaking radiator in my 2006 Jeep Commander 4.7L 4WD. I'm sure it will be last year, but it wasn't that long ago). The replacement is very easy: 1. Drain the coolant from the radiator and dispose of it properly2. Remove grille 3. Disconnect and remove electric fan and cover assembly 4. Disconnect auxiliary cooler (e.g. A/C, power steering) from radiator5. Remove the heat sink (with care) 6. Installation is in reverse order to removal7. Fill per manufacturer's…