Denso221-3223 Radiator

I wanted a quality radiator for wife's 2003 crv honda. so I bought denso. it said it was made in Indonesia however stickers on the part said Taiwan . not a huge deal. part was exactly the same as o.e.m. installation is another story. as any Japanese car there's no room to work. there is a lot of things that must be removed to get the old one out. allow plenty of time for the swap. get a spare bag of plastic push pins 10 mm is the size. the stock ones break after a while.a good idea would be watch a u-tube video first. good luck friends.

Denso radiator was perfect match. The box could have used more padding from UPS handlers. The only tricky part is to check alignment of attaching bolt on each side. You use the two old rubber boots that fit into the corresponding seats in the frame. The boots expand and you need to check to make sure seats all the way down. I struggled for 30 mins trying to get bolt hole to line up. Finally bent the L bracket (bolt on each end) and then tightened bolts. In retrospect, I would have used silicone grease to help it slide into seat properly. I watched YouTube video and no warning of these issue. The video did not show all the pushing and grunting to fit the new radiator into the seats. Good luck.

The original was not deer proof, so this replacement fit like a glove!

QC questionable , filler neck semi-blocked by plastic tab , mishap in mold cut should have sent back but mechanic had already been booked

it fit right . is hard to find Denso with this price is worth to wait .

Did the trick

Replaced in my Honda Element much cheaper and quicker than from local auto parts store! It is a quality product as well!

Perfect fit for a 2006 CR-V. Came nicely packed.