Toyota Sienna Radiator Filler Neck
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- ****NOTE: The New Filler Neck Comes with the O-Rings so Get Rid of the Old One Before Putting on New Filler Neck!!!!
Dorman 902-408 Radiator Filler Neck. How to take off the Old Radiator Filler Neck on a Toyota Sienna 2008. Can be Purchased on Amazon.
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Thanks for creating this video. I was changing a starter and broke the exact same tube on this filler neck on a 2007 Sienna. It was literally rotten. Not sure why just this portion of the tube was deteriorated. Was all set to replace the radiator when I saw the replacements didn't come with a radiator cap. More research took me to your video. You saved me a lot of time and money. One note for everyone doing this, the clip comes with the Dorman replacement as does the spacer and o-ring. Also, the clip guides that secure the filler neck to the radiator tube are directional. In that the clip will only go on one way. If one side doesn't snap in place, remove it, flip around and install it. The retainers are tapered.
I've just finished installing a new Denso radiator on my 07 Sienna. The neck that came with it wiggles, and only noticed that after finishing the last step which is putting back the air-intake duct. I stopped right there and didn't fill the coolant yet, checking if I can get a different neck. Guys, any idea!!
This video just saved me from paying $750 to my local crooked dealership service department. They insisted that the Sienna required a full radiator replacement instead of just this part. Such total BS. Thank you greatly for making this video.
Glad I could Help. Pay it forward I say. RUclips videos help me on all my projects.
Thank you for this video. Mine broke at the same exact spot. Your video and amazon part link saved me the cost of a new radiator. Thanks again!
Awsome. Can't believe this video has helped several people since I posted it 3 years ago.
Thanks for the help
This is precisely what my problem was, and I greatly appreciate this tutorial. I'm getting ready to try and tackle it myself now!
Thanks for the video! I had trouble getting the old one off at first. I was afraid that I would break my radiator if I pried it too hard. Spraying PB Blaster in the slots on either side and then working the part around helped a lot and it came right off after that!
yes, that helped me get it off without breaking anything else. Glad it help.
Thank you, that's a very helpful video! I broke mine in the same spot removing the battery.
I'm glad it help you. Thanks 😊
Same thing happenned to me while removing the battery at walmar!
Thank-you sir for doing your best in one of your very first videos. You will get better and better in time. Future videos will make people get less and less dizzy. Thanks again.
Thank you I watch your video and did my today just now I work on cars and didn’t know that I could replace that instead of the radiator and I have done 2 radiator in the past because of that wow thank you again bless
Glad it helped you. Thanks 😊
Thank you. I broke the lower nipple off that elbow while replacing the air filter box. Thought I'd gone from a $40 fix to a $1000 fix. The part arrives today. I've got my fingers crossed.
Awesome glad this video helped
@@hesmanpro It was tricky to remove, but the overall fix only took 30 minutes. Saved me $1000. Thanks!
PLEASE NOTE: THE NEW DORMAN FILLER NECK ON AMAZON HAS THE FLANGE AND O-RING ALREADY INSTALLED INSIDE OF THE NECK. Once I figured this out, installing the new one was literally a "snap". Not realizing this can result in a broken radiator!!
Great video! Thank you
Glad it helped you out.
Thank you very much it really helped me I had the same problem on my 2007 Sienna
Juan Carlos Miranda you're welcome. Paying it forward.
I just completed this repair myself, and forgot to put antifreeze in the overflow tank and bleed the system. I'm wondering if that's why the van continues to overheat.
I did not drain the coolant to replace the filler neck, what I lost I just topped off after the install, but if you drained the coolant then bleeding the system is a must. There is a great video by the car care nut on RUclips.
It would have been helpful to show you putting the new one on.
Yes I should have. I put it on and was afraid to take it apart again in case I broke it taking it off again.
You should label your video Toyota Sienna! Thanks for the video. Mine crumbled too. Plastic parts ugh..
Thanks Jared, I went ahead and changed the heading to include Toyota Sienna.
Anyone use the Murray brand cooler filler neck? Does it come with spacer and seal installed in unit like the DOORMAN one?
I tried and I can take off the neck ,how you do it??
when you are installing the replacement neck (around 7:10) - you put the O-ring back on, there is a "wedding ring" looking thing that is already on the radiator side (it moves slightly in your video when placing the O-ring). It looks like both the O-ring and the "wedding ring" are both inside of the new replacement filler neck. I'm pretty sure when the new filler neck is pushed on the radiator, that O-ring rolls onto the "wedding ring" since there is a track that seems to hold the O-ring perfectly. Does that sound right? Thanks for the great video.
Yes, the o ring and the "spacer" come with the new filler neck. So use it instead. Get rid of the old ones. Also, read old comments here to hear what others have to say of the install. I left out a few steps.
@@hesmanpro Thanks. saw your comment about this below (should have read them all first). was super easy for someone with no skills and no money! Thanks again so much.
So helpful. I guess a 15 year old delicate piece of plastic couldn’t handle being tapped by a 50 lbs. battery. Broke in the exact same place. You were right on with Patience being the key to the removal. If I hadn’t seen your video I would probably have called a mechanic. Thanks a bunch.
hello I ordered the OEM toyota part, took the old one off I didn't see any wedding ring in the radiator shaft. Replacement neck filler has 3 pieces the O ring inside and the locking nut. I can't get it to click.
So many segggsy references….
***IMPORTANT*** As Brad Jameson Noted 1 month ago (edited)
PLEASE NOTE: THE NEW DORMAN FILLER NECK ON AMAZON HAS THE FLANGE AND O-RING ALREADY INSTALLED INSIDE OF THE NECK. Once I figured this out, installing the new one was literally a "snap". Not realizing this can result in a broken radiator!!
Brad Jameson 1 month ago
Here are further instructions that I found on the Amazon page for the new Dorman: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00JW1WU1A/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1#Ask
NOTE: Step #6 states that the new neck has an O-ring INSIDE of it, which may explain why it has been so challenging to install the new one since I've been trying to force it on, potentially with TWO O-rings.
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anyone know if these fit a 2010? Its not listed for that year but they take the same radiator.
MKA 1919 - it should. 2010 Is the same body style as 2008. They changed the design for 2011, so should work.
how do i get neck to clip ?when i put the part in and put the clip, my part still slides out
This did work on my 2010 Toyota Sienna LE.
Thank you! A little late but good to know.
Here are further instructions that I found on the Amazon page for the new Dorman: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00JW1WU1A/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1#Ask
NOTE: Step #6 states that the new neck has an O-ring INSIDE of it, which may explain why it has been so challenging to install the new one since I've been trying to force it on, potentially with TWO O-rings.
Brad Jameson you are exactly right. I failed to create a video on how to put a new one on. Yes, new neck has all u need to replace. Old O ring comes out.
At 5.00 this became the funniest video ever.