Denso221-3102 Radiator

This is my go to brand on my Asian vehicles. This radiator was purchased for my sisters 2009 Toyota Camry as her original has finally leaked. Its been just over a month since I replaced it. And no problems. This should last another 15 years before it fails. Price is a bit more than RockAuto but not by much. And you get it faster by purchasing here. Local auto parts stores are a bit more.. almost double the price. The radiator fits as good as the original. Just make sure you buy a radiator cap. It is not included.

Half the price of auto zone. Fit perfectly and works perfectly!

Did get this Radiator for my 09 Camry, I'm little disappointed because it came little bent from one side, but I was waiting for 7 days to get it so did Installed it like that, did fit perfect and is working very good till know hope that small Bent that have doesn't affect the function or any leaks in the future, other than that I'm happy with it.

Radiator came on time, perfect fit and working properly with no issues.

The item arrived with the box open and little packing material. Installation instructions were included in the box. The item was new, and free of any scraps, marks or dents and in good condition. I installed it myself with no problems. I have driven my car a lot since it was installed and have had no problems of any kind...

Apparently there are several different 2007 Camry radiator options and they are all different. If your vin begins with J then this radiator should fit. Don't forget to transfer your rubber bumbers over to the new one. Time will tell on quality but it fit perfectly.

Installed less than a year ago and has a slow leak at a seam area. Told by Denso warranty does not apply since it was purchased on Amazon. Very disappointed.

I had purchased 2 TYC brand radiators for my wife's 2007 camry 4 cylinder, fist one I bought in September 2017 and the second one in November 2017 and both failed!!! Did a return and spent the extra $20 and bought the Denso and it works perfect! That's what I get for trying to save $20 bucks? I should of just went with a Denso in the beginning, I'm just glad it was an easy job though. Actually it cost me even more, every replacement cost me around $24 in antifreeze so that was $48 total wasted, because of 2 failures. So just go with the Denso!