Engine radiator VALEO or OEM Toyota

OEM Toyota Engine radiator
Roketdriver
  • Overheating:
Rating 5.0

I replaced the aging radiator in December. It went smoothly, everything came apart and went back together as the Toyota Gods intended.

Pros: went together smoothly
Vehicle: Lexus
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VALEO Engine radiator

The only ones that seem to be made better are the Valeo's, there's a reason they cost more. I looked at mine, it has (relatively large) tubes inside not stamped channels.

Pros: made better, large tubes
Cons: cost more
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VALEO Engine radiator

I'd buy a Valeo, but Valeo doesn't have a part number for the later Cabriolets and their catalog lists incorrect sizes. I bought my radiator locally, but I needed it ASAP and they happened to have a Valeo in stock

Pros: Valeo in stock
Cons: incorrect sizes
Vehicle: Volkswagen
Part number: 883727
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OEM Toyota Engine radiator
VdubChaos
  • Overheating:
Rating 4.0

I did change a radiator on my Previa few years back. It's more of a maintenance thing (if you ask me). Any car of that age will most likely have a bad radiator/ or clogged up radiator.

Pros: maintenance thing
Cons: bad or clogged radiator
Vehicle: Toyota Previa
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VALEO Engine radiator
GLSLow
  • Leaks:
Rating 1.0

This new radiator expect to fail within 1 year warranty or 1 day after warranty runs out. Original OEM was Valeo Made in Brazil, went 22 years. It cracked from pulling on upper hose to see timing mark on flywheel.

Cons: expect to fail soon
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