Toyota Avalon Radiators
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Radiator Support Access Cover Clip
Toyota
90467-07211
Japan built. #1. Nameplate type. 2010-13. 2014-19 emblem type. 2020-24 emblem type. 2011-15. 2008-10, #2.
$1.78
MSRP $2.31
Save $0.53
22.9% Off
Radiator Support Splash Shield Screw
Toyota
90159-A0010
$1.52
MSRP $1.98
Save $0.46
23.2% Off
Drive Motor Inverter Radiator Hose
Toyota
G90D0-06010
Inverter Cooling. 2.5L. To 09/2014.
$26.73
MSRP $39.74
Save $13.01
32.7% Off
Radiator Support Air Deflector Actuator
Toyota
88940-33060
Radiator & hoses.
$295.00
MSRP $438.11
Save $143.11
32.7% Off
Radiator Support Tie Bar Extension
Toyota
53203-07030
$63.87
MSRP $94.96
Save $31.09
32.7% Off
Radiator Support Tie Bar Extension
Toyota
53213-07901
$32.88
MSRP $48.89
Save $16.01
32.7% Off
Radiator Support Tie Bar Extension
Toyota
53214-07901
$33.89
MSRP $50.38
Save $16.49
32.7% Off
Radiator Support Side Panel Bracket
Toyota
52142-07040
$17.44
MSRP $25.93
Save $8.49
32.7% Off
Radiator Hose Clip or Clamp
Toyota
96136-42501
For Heater Water Hose; For INTERCooler Cooling Water Hose No. 1; For INTERCooler Cooling Water Hose No. 2; For INTERCooler Cooling Water...
$6.00
MSRP $8.47
Save $2.47
29.2% Off
Radiator Support Access Cover Cap
Toyota
53299-06010
Us built, 2.5L. Japan built.
$15.88
MSRP $23.60
Save $7.72
32.7% Off
Radiator Support Splash Shield Bolt
Toyota
90119-A0451
$1.04
MSRP $1.31
Save $0.27
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For your Toyota Avalon engine to work the best it can, it needs to not overheat. That's where a dependable original radiator comes in. How Toyota Avalon radiators work is simple: they fan hot engine coolant, getting rid of its heat. Your factory radiator is essentially a core block containing several flat aluminum tubes brazed into fins. The coolant flowing back and forth between its inlets and outlets absorbs heat as it moves. To trap more heat, a pressure cap compresses the fluid while it travels. The fins jet the heat into the surrounding air, and a fan disperses it. A cool engine results, and a cooler engine both functions better and lasts longer. If you hear bizarre engine noises, smell syrupy ethylene glycol, your coolant gets dirty or sludgy, you've got an antifreeze leak, or your sedan is running hot, you probably have radiator problems. Ditto for if you've got fin damage or your AC and heating system is malfunctioning. The most direct sign of a bad radiator, however, is an overheating engine. Luckily, when it's time to replace the radiator in your Toyota Avalon, you can get the best one for the job right here at our auto parts store: genuine Toyota. Order online now and check the project off your list with peace of mind!
