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Lexus ES350 Radiator Assembly
Part Number: 16400-31520$343.19 MSRP: $475.70You Save: $132.51 (28%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysLexus ES350 Radiator Assembly
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Lexus ES350 Radiator Assembly
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Lexus ES350 Radiator Assembly
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Lexus ES350 Radiator
Lexus ES350 Radiator is the important channel from which the hot coolant can lose the heat generated by the engine to ensure the car is smooth and not too hot. Positioned at the front grille, the Radiator allows moving coolant from the V6 engine through narrow aluminum tubes encircled by heat-seeking fins, then disperses that warmth into oncoming air blown by fans and vehicle movement. Through this convection focused exchange, ES350 maintains combustion temperatures, which has the effect of protecting power, fuel economy, and ensuring gasket integrity. Across model years, the brand has predominantly applied an aluminum core with plastic side tanks, a light configuration that allows for faster heat transfer; some installations in early years had the heavier copper or brass Radiator assemblies that were more resistant to corrosion but also weighed more. No matter the material, every Radiator uses a pair of tanks, an inlet and outlet, to distribute fluid while stacked fins disperse the surface area for faster cooling. Typical failure comes from a leak from where seams or tubes become cracked, and while tiny holes can be brazed or soldered, many owners of the Lexus ES350 opt for full Radiator replacement for lasting peace of mind. Regular coolant flushes are helpful in preventing minerals from building up and causing a blockage in the Lexus cooling loop, allowing the Lexus ES350 to remain composed on steep climbs or traffic jams.
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Lexus ES350 Radiator Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to remove and install a radiator and Coolant Reservoir on Lexus ES350?A:To remove the radiator, first disconnect the cable from the negative battery terminal. Raise the front of the vehicle and support it securely on jackstands, then remove the lower engine covers and the lower inner fender corner splash shield(s). Drain the cooling system, then detach the upper and lower radiator hoses from the radiator and disconnect the reservoir hose from the radiator filler neck. Remove the upper engine covers, and for V6 models, take out the engine seal cover clips and seal, then remove the air inlet assembly fasteners and air inlet, along with the hood seal clips and hood seal. Remove the air cleaner inlet duct and the front bumper. Disconnect the electrical connectors to the horns, remove the hood latch support mounting fasteners, and the radiator support. Take out the radiator support mounting fasteners and lift the support out. If the vehicle has an automatic transaxle, disconnect the cooler lines from the radiator, placing a drip pan to catch the fluid and capping the fittings. Remove the condenser mounting fasteners and wire the condenser up to prevent it from falling once the radiator is removed. Lift out the radiator and fan shroud assembly, being cautious of dripping fluids and sharp fins, and separate the fan/shroud from the radiator. With the radiator removed, inspect it for leaks, damage, and internal blockage, and if repairs are needed, consult a professional radiator shop. Clean bugs and dirt from the radiator using compressed air and a soft brush without bending the cooling fins. For installation, reverse the removal procedure, ensuring the rubber mounts are in place. After installation, refill the cooling system, start the engine to check for leaks, and allow it to reach normal operating temperature, indicated by the upper radiator hose becoming hot. Recheck the coolant level and add more if necessary, and for models with an automatic transaxle, check and add fluid as needed. For coolant reservoir removal, pull it up and out of the bracket on the fender well, pour the coolant into a container, wash out the reservoir, and inspect it for cracks and chafing, replacing it if damaged. Installation of the coolant reservoir is the reverse of removal.
