How to Replace Radiator 07-09 Toyota Camry L4 2.4L
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In this video 1A Auto shows you how to repair, install, fix, change or replace a broken, damaged, or leaking radiator. This video is applicable to the 07, 08, 09 Toyota Camry.
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You do not need to take any of the front bumper off, or any of the plastic splash guards off from the bottom of car. All can be done by just removing the top radiator brace section.
thats what i thought just eyeballing it cause after 13 years the one in my Camry finally kicked the bucket
Yeah they made this a much longer process.
This video is amazing and helped me change my radiator so I could save some money!!! Thank you so much!!
Just finished the installation. Thank you. Bought the radiator from 1A Auto. I didn't have to remove the bumper so didn't need the trim removal tools. Wasn't difficult. Took me about 2 hours
Guys that know what they are doing make it look easy. Thank you. Question: Why didn't you replace the thermostat and coolant hoses since you had already drained the engine?
Hey I Just Wanted to Say Thanx A Million After watching This Video I Just Replaced My Moms Radiator and thermostat and saved Atleast $600 , Very Informative much appreciated 👍 From LI Ny
Did mine on 2007 camry 4 cylinder, didn't remove front bumper and it was very easy.
LittleJimmyNorton yes he said in the beginning of the video he was removing the bumper just so we as viewers could get a clear view of what he was doing. That it's not necessary to remove bumper cover to replace the radiator
At how many Km did you have to replace the radiator?
Just did this! I wish I had read the comments. I guess you don't have to take the front bumper off. Thats ok though. I was happy to see where I would do some other work. Bought the part from 1AAuto too. Easy. Took a few hours. Oh, also, make sure to have two separate buckets. One for coolant and one for transmission. Thanks for the helpful vid!
Thankyou. Video was very helpful. Had no idea how to complete this job but got it done using this video
I hope you did not remove the from bumper
Just did this repair. Thanks for the video it was helpful. However, removing the bumper cover is just extra work that is not necessary.
My thoughts exactly. I've done many radiators in my day and have never removed a front bumper to change one.
Great video, thank you.
I was replace my 2009 camry 2 days ago without take off bumper its was verry easy...
Thank you ! Your videos are so helpful. They have so much information that I can do the job correctly without any hesitation.
@fix it Angel did this without taking off the bumper. AND he did it with one hand with video cam the other he did the job. Too much work. No need for bumper to come off.
Tip..spray a little wd40 on the radiator hoses before sliding the clamps back
How do you check the transmission fluid and add what fluid was lost? Otherwise great professional job, Thanks.
I actually installed these at the Georgetown Ky factory.. we install and replace these without removing the fan .. nice video tho..
Chris Thompson , so the fans don’t have to come out? I have a 2009 Camry and I am in need of replacing mine any day now. I know how to change them, just never did one on this model.
Any pointers?
Excellent video! Well understood 😀
Didnt have the transmission line on mine. Maybe because its a manual? Anyway the replacement i bought has them. I am going to cap them. Any issues with that? Real part i need is 125 more. So capping lines would be better for mw
I don’t even have a Camry but I liked the video a lot . 👍👍
Fantastic video
Great video! Followed along and had a successful project.
+Mike UserHost Thank you for the great reply. We love to empower our customers by showing you how-to perform your own auto repairs while installing our high quality auto parts. Have a great day! 1aauto.com
What do you do with the trany cooler if you have a manual one? I assume there are plugs on the old radiator I can reuse?
Will the old hoses be reusable? I know sometimes they get brittle over time..
Thank you brother
+ME use Thanks for checking us out. 1aauto.com
How to fix anything on a Toyota: Get a ratchet and 10mm socket or a 10mm wrench. Approach vehicle while wielding 10mm implement. Aaaaand, done. (I'd all but GUARANTEE you those 2 rubber-coated Phillips-head screws were 10mm hex under the rubber...) Why? Toyota. This is why 10mm sockets disappear. Toyota feeds on them to survive; the missing sockets turn into 10mm bolts.
Sick beat to this tho
Amazing video
Remember that you don't no need to remove the front bumper nor the hood look, just loosen them. Also, no need to disconnect every hose from both ends unless you are replacing it.
My Camry is Manual, it doesn't have that drain at the bottom of the radiator. The radiator for my Camry is obviously different, it has to be special ordered for a Manual Transmission.
I know this is the longest way to do it, but I am sure you also want to show other things in case someone is looking for how to DIY. So, if you change your title, it will be even more helpful.
Your link goes to a fan for this car.
+Ford Maniac F250 Here is a link to the radiators that we carry for your 2009 Camry. Hope this helps you out. goo.gl/oeAqbc
Just replaced mines kept bumper on and the whole black trim piece didn’t have to remove them
How long did it take to start to finish? Thanks!
Took me 4 hrs and this was my first time changing a radiator n thermostat that includes time u go get the parts and I also flushed the system
10 hours are you kidding me for hours really unbelievable if I have your shop less than 30 minutes
About 2 and half hours to finish
How do you drain the radiator though?
you were letting it leak on the table?
Wait you lost ATF. Did you not replace it??
Why can't you take fan and radiator off together
You didn't bolt the AC condenser back on.
Chris Wilson go to the 20:00 mark of the video and you can see that he does.
Thank God you’re not a surgeon because I would’ve been dead by now moving front bumper really wow
As others have commented, this guy is doing a lot of steps the hard way and doing some straight up useless steps. This isn't a good guide for someone that hasn't done something like this before.
+TheKettlebellGunsmith We appreciate the feedback. Sometimes there are multiple ways to accomplish the same repair.