Hi StockVideoFootage, I had to repair my daughters car and I could not find a video on the 2007 Camry. I do most of my own repairs, since I grew up working on muscle cars. Unfortunately my experience is limited on new cars. Just thought I could help others in the same situation. No worries, I know my limitations! ( 99 percent of my videos are on home and garden) Thanks! Paul
There is no video on the Internet about how to change an alternator in a 2007 Camry 6 cylinder, which entails removing the radiator to get to the alternator our and in. Even though you aren't doing the install of an alternator, this is the best video that comes close to showing how this comes out for the 6 cylinder alternator install. Thanks for the video. Your positive patter throughout the video that encourages the viewer that he can do it make the video.
+Jonathan N Hey Jonathan, i hope you didn't give them the OK. You can get a new factory radiator for less than 1/2 of that and it will take less than an hour. If you look online, you can find deals on replacement radiators. Let me know if you have any questions, i will be happy to help. Thanks! Paul
Islam Ewies Hi Islam, I'm glad I could help, but most of my videos are on home improvement projects. Occasionally I will add other videos when I have to do repairs. Thanks for your comment! Paul
koshia Thanks Koshia! Unfortunately, I am sticking to what I know best, home improvement. I did this video because I could not find any videos on this particular model and I had to fix it anyway. I figured, I could possibly help the next person with the same problem. Have a good day! Paul
rhpham2 Hi rhpham2, Not at all, LOL! I don't claim to be a mechanic, just a do it yourselfer. When my car, lawn mower,washer or dryer, breaks, I fix it. The same goes for anything around my house that needs repair. My kids car needed repair and I did the same. Thought I would share it since I could not find any information on that model Camry. I leave the major jobs to my mechanic! You are right about Toyota's, they are jewels to work on. That's why I buy em! Thanks! Paul
+kabyi1 Hi Kayby1 I used my adjustable pliers , but small Vice Grips may work better for you. You have to grab the tips of the clamp and line up the tab and the hole. Once you get the tab to line up with the hole, you can lock the grips down. This way you will just slide the clamp back and release the grips. They can be a little more difficult on the lower hose clamps, this is why the Vise- Grips may work better. I hope this helps, let me know if you still have trouble. Thanks! Paul
This had to be the best video on step by step instructions on how to remove and install a radiator awesome. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👌🏼
Hi StockVideoFootage,
I had to repair my daughters car and I could not find a video on the 2007 Camry. I do most of my own repairs, since I grew up working on muscle cars. Unfortunately my experience is limited on new cars. Just thought I could help others in the same situation. No worries, I know my limitations! ( 99 percent of my videos are on home and garden)
Thanks!
Paul
There is no video on the Internet about how to change an alternator in a 2007 Camry 6 cylinder, which entails removing the radiator to get to the alternator our and in. Even though you aren't doing the install of an alternator, this is the best video that comes close to showing how this comes out for the 6 cylinder alternator install. Thanks for the video. Your positive patter throughout the video that encourages the viewer that he can do it make the video.
+David England
Hey David,
I really appreciate your comment and I am glad I could help a little bit.
Thanks!
Paul
this video is really helpful because Firestone is charging me $800 just to replace my radiator and they say I have to replace the thermostat
+Jonathan N
Hey Jonathan, i hope you didn't give them the OK. You can get a new factory radiator for less than 1/2 of that and it will take less than an hour. If you look online, you can find deals on replacement radiators. Let me know if you have any questions, i will be happy to help.
Thanks!
Paul
Thanks buddy. That is really helpful. Hope we see one on the condenser!
Islam Ewies
Hi Islam,
I'm glad I could help, but most of my videos are on home improvement projects. Occasionally I will add other videos when I have to do repairs. Thanks for your comment!
Paul
Good to see you are diversifying. Love the videos.
koshia
Thanks Koshia!
Unfortunately, I am sticking to what I know best, home improvement. I did this video because I could not find any videos on this particular model and I had to fix it anyway. I figured, I could possibly help the next person with the same problem. Have a good day!
Paul
Jack of all trades=) Toyotas are easiest cars to work on.
rhpham2
Hi rhpham2,
Not at all, LOL! I don't claim to be a mechanic, just a do it yourselfer. When my car, lawn mower,washer or dryer, breaks, I fix it. The same goes for anything around my house that needs repair. My kids car needed repair and I did the same. Thought I would share it since I could not find any information on that model Camry. I leave the major jobs to my mechanic! You are right about Toyota's, they are jewels to work on. That's why I buy em!
Thanks!
Paul
Like a boss!!! Thank you!!!
How did you remove the clamps (10:26) when you took out the fan? I'm struggling with it.
+kabyi1
Hi Kayby1
I used my adjustable pliers , but small Vice Grips may work better for you. You have to grab the tips of the clamp and line up the tab and the hole. Once you get the tab to line up with the hole, you can lock the grips down. This way you will just slide the clamp back and release the grips. They can be a little more difficult on the lower hose clamps, this is why the Vise- Grips may work better. I hope this helps, let me know if you still have trouble.
Thanks!
Paul
Lol car repair too?