I currently have a leaking radiator in my '88 FJ62. What replacement options do I have? It's been painful to find something that isn't done custom, or doesn't cost $400 or more. I was hoping that I could find something that will increase cooling (I live in the desert southwest), but doesn't cost an arm and a leg.
Radiator Replacement/Repair (1 Viewer)
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NeverGiveUpYota
Dare me.
CSF2708 can be used for a 62, Amazon just under $300 unless its gone up. It has the hookup for the cooler or whatever that additional hose is 62's have that a 60 does not have.
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The only one I'm showing on there is a Mishimoto for almost $400 ($397), thanks for the reminder that Amazon sometimes has parts for us. Completely forgot about them.
It's listed, but for a lot more than $300.
Amazon.com: CSF Metal Tank Radiator: Automotive
Performance Radiator is another source and a few bucks cheaper. It's not explicitly listed on their website as being a CSF, but several folks on here report that they are.
Free Shipping. 1988 TOYOTA LAND CRUISER RADIATOR 13CBR 4.0 Liters, 6 Cyl, 241 CI
Amazon.com: CSF Metal Tank Radiator: Automotive
Performance Radiator is another source and a few bucks cheaper. It's not explicitly listed on their website as being a CSF, but several folks on here report that they are.
Free Shipping. 1988 TOYOTA LAND CRUISER RADIATOR 13CBR 4.0 Liters, 6 Cyl, 241 CI
CaptClose
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Prices have gone up dramatically on the CSF 2708. I remember getting mine for $300-ish. Not anymore though.
I have a radiator listed in the classifieds. PM me if you're interested.
CaptClose
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BUY IT! Hurry!!!
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Thanks for the info everyone. If I'm going to go with stock, I can probably get mine repaired and save a bunch of $$, but if I get a new one, would the CSF be best, or would a performance aluminum cooling unit be better? Found a couple right around $400.
$271 + $13 shipping (to me, anyway) here - - 1989 TOYOTA LAND CRUISER 4.0L L6 Radiator | RockAuto
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Thanks everyone. I picked a radiator up, and decided that I'm also going to get the stock one repaired so I have a spare. I really appreciate it.
2708 is correct for the 60/62. The 2709 is for the 3fe 80 series.
I just picked up an OEM radiator for my 40 from Village Toyota. Right at $300 shipped to my door.
Thanks for the clarification!
