Engine radiator OEM BMW or OEM Toyota

OEM BMW Engine radiator
ijustbrushalot
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Rating 5.0

The stock piece lasts well over a decade in my experience. That's more than enough for me for a part that fits and functions perfectly.

Pros: lasts over decade, perfect fit, functions perfectly
Vehicle: BMW
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OEM Toyota Engine radiator
phormix
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Rating 4.0

Another vehicle the rad got low and the stream pretty much melted the top where it connected to the hose. New rad was on backorder and I needed a car so I cut the melted but off at a clean angle and attached a chunk of ABS pipe using high-temp JB weld which I reattached the hose too after it set. I regularly checked it over the next 1-2 weeks until the shop got a new rad in and had no issues.

Pros: no issues
Cons: rad got low
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OEM BMW Engine radiator
bmo578
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Rating 5.0

OEM radiator. Replaced radiator on visit 5 (today). Bmw closed loop network is what eventually led to the radiator being checked as they’ve seen aftermarket radiators actually cool the cars too much, therefore sending the tstat fault in cold weather (this issue occurred first last winter for me, then again 5 times this winter.. all same fault code). Confidence that this is the root cause fix seems to be high so fingers crossed I won’t be updating this in a few days.

Pros: actual solution, high confidence fix
Vehicle: BMW
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OEM BMW Engine radiator
bulldogsm
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Rating 1.0

bmw makes a sad excuse of a cooling system with brittle plastic, sad plastic joins and a pathetic plastic and metal radiator, like that's gonna last

Cons: brittle plastic, sad joins, pathetic radiator
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OEM BMW Engine radiator
Likessleepers666
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Rating 1.5

During Covid a lot of brand new genuine BMW parts had some issues so I had to change my radiator twice, was covered by BMW dealer after loads of back and forth. (There’s two part numbers for B48 engine main radiators and the dealer said the part number used was not meant for the car but the other radiator clearly wouldn’t fit)

Cons: parts had issues, changed twice
Vehicle: BMW
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OEM BMW Engine radiator

I've replaced a radiator on a BMW 2018 3 Series with as little as 22k miles. This particular vehicle was leaking from the side tank of the rad, where the plastic is crimped to the aluminum. Nothing abnormal could be seen, just the crimp failed.

Cons: leaking from side tank
Vehicle: BMW
Mileage: 35405 km
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