Sup41
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Damn. It just seems like there's gotta be a way to buy a properly packaged product and avoid the headache
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Damn. It just seems like there's gotta be a way to buy a properly packaged product and avoid the headache
JRZEE2000TR4LTD
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There is. OEM. As cheap as any aftermarket. Throw a couple radiator hoses and a new cap and you'll get free shipping too. Mine was well packaged and in perfect condition and didn't have the slight fitment issue the Denso from Amazon had (which had the broken overflow nipple which I temporarily fixed)
https://parts.camelbacktoyota.com/p...mber=16410AZ011&vehicleid=84044&siteid=214329
Sup41
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Damn. I literally pressed "purchase" on the denso 5 minutes before i saw this post. But on this note..What else should I replace while i'm in there? Hoses?
(specific names would be helpful since this will be my first repair alone
Damn. I literally pressed "purchase" on the denso 5 minutes before i saw this post. But on this note..What else should I replace while i'm in there? Hoses?
(specific names would be helpful since this will be my first repair alone
Get upper and lower rad hoses, a rad cap, either an OEM thermostat or equivalent, antifreeze good for Toyotas and thermostat gasket.
Put the jiggle valve on the thermostat at the 6 o'clock position.
Should also flush the cooling system with fresh water.
Killer Squirrel
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Keep in mind even though you will show free shipping when you place the order, it will cost shipping when they process the order. They called me to tell me it would be ~$24 to ship because the radiator was oversized. That killed it for me so I went to my local dealership and had them pricematch all the parts for me. I paid tax, but no shipping and had all the parts the next day.
