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2007 CAMRY SE RADIATOR REPLACEMENT HELP
I have a 2007 Camry SE 3.5L V6 2GR-FE.
I recently went to the Toyota Maintenance center for a diagnostic due to my radiator overflow tank emptying despite my engine not overheating. They told me I need to replace my radiator and since they only use OEM, it would cost $945 for parts and labor. I decided that I will do it myself and would like to request some recommendations since this will be my first time doing it.
What brands would be the most reliable? Locally in stock, my options are the CarQuest house brand, Napa's house brand, Murray Heat Transfer Radiator, Duralast Radiator. I also have the option to order through rockauto or amazon if none of these are any good.
Would it be worth it to upgrade to a performance radiator? Given the cost savings for doing it myself, I would not mind spending $200-400 on a radiator if it is something that is of good quality and won't break easily. My factory stock lasted almost 13 years, so I think this is a worthwhile investment.
I've seen radiators without Tow or with a Tow package, which should I opt for?
There's also an option for a 2, 3, or 4 column radiator, which is the best for a daily driven vehicle?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I recently went to the Toyota Maintenance center for a diagnostic due to my radiator overflow tank emptying despite my engine not overheating. They told me I need to replace my radiator and since they only use OEM, it would cost $945 for parts and labor. I decided that I will do it myself and would like to request some recommendations since this will be my first time doing it.
What brands would be the most reliable? Locally in stock, my options are the CarQuest house brand, Napa's house brand, Murray Heat Transfer Radiator, Duralast Radiator. I also have the option to order through rockauto or amazon if none of these are any good.
Would it be worth it to upgrade to a performance radiator? Given the cost savings for doing it myself, I would not mind spending $200-400 on a radiator if it is something that is of good quality and won't break easily. My factory stock lasted almost 13 years, so I think this is a worthwhile investment.
I've seen radiators without Tow or with a Tow package, which should I opt for?
There's also an option for a 2, 3, or 4 column radiator, which is the best for a daily driven vehicle?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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