CSF All Aluminum Performance Radiator For our trucks FINALLY!!!

May be cheaper on ebay

 

I dont think it’ll be any cheaper anywhere else for the oem parts. Could have went aftermarket but I’d rather have the oem stuff.

 

Did the same, but I got them online and it all came to my house. I find this place to be cheaper than local: https://toyotaparts.mcgeorgetoyota.com/

 

Toyota part #s if anyone wants them. Parts are made in Japan. Well I don’t know about the 5 bolts and 2 nuts since it doesn’t say. The shroud, overflow tank and overflow hose are though.

 

order placed! thanks for the above part numbers. Do I still need those 2 black clips someone posted from Amazon???

Small Parts 138322005 Steel Tapped-Hole U-Style Clip-On Nut, Plain Finish, Metric, M6-1 Thread Size, For 0.8 mm-4 mm Material Thickness, 12 mm Edge Distance (Pack of 25)

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00C3MUY9K

 

The second part on the list he posted is those clips.

 

Copy that

 

All my parts are stacked in my garage. Do I need bolts for those little clips?

 

I just ordered the ones in that list....

 

Definitely subbed. This is one of the "keep my truck 'til I die" mods.

 

I can always find OEM parts online for less than my local dealer.

Then, the dealer will match prices. Obviously, that will depend on the dealer, but it’s worth a shot in the future.

 

I’m calling to order one of these radiators tomorrow. Thank you for doing the leg work John and Dwayne.

I’m thinking about coupling this with an electric fan setup. We do a lot of wheeling. I’m thinking the electric fan and shroud will be easier to pull to hose out the radiator fins.

Someone change my mind?

 

Electric fans blow at low speeds high strain like wheeling

 

Isn’t blowing a good thing with fans?

 

But, yes. That could be a problem. Damn it

 

I’ve read about a few tacos dumping the electric setup due to overheating in low and slow situations...

 

Yeah. The prices I got mine for are employee pricing which I am happy with. Cheaper than msrp, dealer still makes a little money, and I know I am getting quality oem parts. Best thing about employee pricing is I can get tires for $1 over their cost. Not always the best deal, but in the particular size I got for my truck it was a smoking deal since they are a little bit of an odd ball size.

If you don’t know someone who works at a dealer ship getting them to price match is the way to go. Especially if they are close so you don’t have to pay shipping.

 

Pros:
Better airflow if you buy good fans
Can turn them off if going through mud/water
More modding!!
Cons:
More parts to fail
If not setup right I think it will be worse at low speed cooling.

I think you should modify an oem fan clutch by adjusting the turn on temp and putting heavier fluid in. Keeps it reliable and pushes a bit more air than stock will. Cheaper too me thinks.

 

It is cheaper, no doubt.

I just liked the idea of pulling the whole assembly to clean out the radiator.

I was looking at this one:

$370 Flex-A-Lite Electric Cooling Fan - 688

https://www.4wheelparts.com/Heating...vBr3vnRNLKSbUVZaApVBuJvBKVZKuWkhoCZNMQAvD_BwE

 

I’ve heard mixed reviews on the flex a lite for the 2nd gen. Not a large test sample though. Would the ease of removing be worth the risk if something goes wrong down the beaten path and your fan stops working? I don’t mean to scare you away from it, just making sure consider it a possibility though. Murphy’s law.