How to Replace a Radiator on a 2007-2011 Toyota Camry
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- čas přidán 27. 02. 2023
- Step-by-step on how to replace a radiator. The vehicle shown is a 2007 Camry with the 2.4 liter engine. The same procedure applies on 2007-2011 models. On models that have a V6 engine, the procedure is very similar.
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Very helpful step by step how-to video..thank you. Let me say im jealous of how clean and clear those headlights are on that Camry!
Thanks! Yeah, those headlights are actually new! They were installed not long before I made this video.
Very well done. Straight to the point, but comprehensive and thorough. Really impressive. thanks so much.
Just did mine last week, and left the bumper on, saved myself a bunch of time and hassle if you have small hands and some wrenches totally doable without removing the bumper.
If I was still turning wrenches I would take cake jobs like this all day
@@charlesjavins-qv8uphow much would it cost (just for labor) to do a job like this?
If a professional shop does it easily looking 450-500 in labor.
Same here, did mine without taking off the bumper or the fender holders, less than 90 minutes.
Very good video, thanks
Good i like this videos
My Front bumper comes off in 5 seconds. No splash guards underneath, no screws holding it at the top and bottom, just zip tips at the top. 'm getting a push button quick release.
Fans & harnass stay in the car..always
I.ll check on the condenser bolts tmrrw with bumper installed
My radiator is bad..can I replace my bad single cell to a double cell ?..Will it have issues ..?
Hard to say. But to avoid having issues, I would recommend keeping it stock. It will cool just fine the way it was designed.
Did you use new clamps? Cause I can't for the life of me get the damn old clamps on to the radiator
I re-used the old clamps. But I’ll tell you that the OEM style clamps can require a bit of finessing…
@jackhfletcher I ended up buying new ones problem solved I didn't need them but it was creating such a pain in the ass that I decided to get new ones
Looking at my 2011 Camry[4 cyl,automatic] leaky radiator-there is no transmission cooler in the lower tank??WTF?
Maybe some Camry’s don’t have transmission coolers. I’ve worked on some automatic Corolla’s in the 2009-2015 year range that didn’t have tranny coolers, even though it seems like 99% of them do.
Hybrid?