where can i find radiators that made in the united states or japan for a 2010 toyota camry le 2.5cc?

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Asked by sonpham789 Nov 04, 2015 at 09:19 AM about the 2010 Toyota Camry LE

Question type: Shopping & Pricing

i've looked all over the internet and cant find us made radiators for this 2010
toyota camry le 2.5 liters car...it's a hassle...i just wont accept any chinese
made radiators.

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https://www.go-parts.com/2007-2011-toyota-camry-radiator-denso.html Denso is OEM for Camry manufactured in Japan or USA

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Now I am curious why a 2010 Camry even needs a new radiator, it should last much longer .... unless damaged somehow

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yeah. front end damage. i have everything else fixed and got the a/c condenser from an indonesian denso for a very decent price. I just need this radiator to complete the rest of the repairs.

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There are tons of them on Ebay. Most for under $50. But where they're made, who knows? Doesn't say in the descriptions. Sometimes you can hit up your local radiator shops and they have a bunch of rebuilds on the shelf. Google radiator shops for your area and start sending emails. I found a heater core at a local junk yard that also did radiator rebuilds for my '66 Mustang. You never know what you may find.........

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“I don’t know why the radiator is bad in my 2010 Camry”? Hmmm, shit we’re out, did you do regular cooling system maintenance? Did you use a good coolant? You snow flakes on here make me laugh!

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