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Old 12-04-2017, 12:47 AM #1
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radiator bracket part number needed

What is this part called and anyone know the part number for it for a 4Runner with a 4 cylinder






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Thank you!! how did or where did you look to find this?
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Thank you!! how did or where did you look to find this?
You'd be surprised what one can find searching the forum or google if one were so motivated
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You'd be surprised what one can find searching the forum or google if one were so motivated
indeed you would if you knew what the part was called. When you search Google or the forums and don't know the exact name of something you get a lot of crap to search through.

Fortunately there are people willing to actually help and not just post smart ass remarks. But hey you're from LA with a 2wd 4runner. I guess I should expect it
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If they're the same part numbers for 4cy and 6cy, I just pulled mine this past weekend and can send them to you if you want them.
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If they're the same part numbers for 4cy and 6cy, I just pulled mine this past weekend and can send them to you if you want them.


I believe the 4cylinder came with a shorter radiator and I’m trying something. My 6 cylinder parts Still work with the bigger radiator.

Thanks though. I actually might have to get some Tacoma supports or hopefully the local dealer will let me order a couple different part number to see what will work.

FWIW Toyota of Dallas has a very good parts search and parts diagram parts website.


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Make and account to see the photos... Works quite well, has international parts and a reverse lookup too. Missing some updated part numbers, but you'll find that out with a PN search on google.

As for those brackets - they come with aftermarket radiators. Get the radiator first before worrying about getting the matching brackets for your new radiator.

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I have the radiator but have not opened the box. It’s from napa not overly excited they will be in the box but that would be rad if they are. Might make it worth taking the napa radiator back
And getting the oem radiator if they are not in the box as the Toyota of Dallas parts site says the brackets are $42 each.!


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Make and account to see the photos... Works quite well, has international parts and a reverse lookup too. Missing some updated part numbers, but you'll find that out with a PN search on google.

As for those brackets - they come with aftermarket radiators. Get the radiator first before worrying about getting the matching brackets for your new radiator.

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Well the brackets were there. Thanks for mentioning that @phattyduck


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