2007 Radiator on a 52 Reg?
And how easy is it to do so!
Mine is looking a bit rotten, no problems with cooling (well not in the North East of the UK
) just some of the foil baffles are falling away...
Mine is looking a bit rotten, no problems with cooling (well not in the North East of the UK
) just some of the foil baffles are falling away...
I think it will work fine,
I've no clue what a "52 Reg" might be but it appears the same Denso radiator was used in the USDM cars thru 2006. Part number changed in 2007 but the 2006 and 2007 cars are identical as far as I can see (my 2006 is only a couple of weeks shy of being a 2007). I doubt Honda was making radical changes in radiators or mounts and the 2008 owners manual shows the same 2.01 US gallon coolant capacity as the all the others so if Honda put a different radiator in there for the CR is was the same size. There are aftermarket radiators available for half the cost of a new OEM radiator.
Hardest part is bleeding the coolant after you're done. Since coolant changes are on a time, not mileage, basis I'd use new coolant when refilling.
-- Chuck
I've no clue what a "52 Reg" might be but it appears the same Denso radiator was used in the USDM cars thru 2006. Part number changed in 2007 but the 2006 and 2007 cars are identical as far as I can see (my 2006 is only a couple of weeks shy of being a 2007). I doubt Honda was making radical changes in radiators or mounts and the 2008 owners manual shows the same 2.01 US gallon coolant capacity as the all the others so if Honda put a different radiator in there for the CR is was the same size. There are aftermarket radiators available for half the cost of a new OEM radiator.
Hardest part is bleeding the coolant after you're done. Since coolant changes are on a time, not mileage, basis I'd use new coolant when refilling.
-- Chuck
I think it will work fine,
I've no clue what a "52 Reg" might be but it appears the same Denso radiator was used in the USDM cars thru 2006. Part number changed in 2007 but the 2006 and 2007 cars are identical as far as I can see (my 2006 is only a couple of weeks shy of being a 2007). I doubt Honda was making radical changes in radiators or mounts and the 2008 owners manual shows the same 2.01 US gallon coolant capacity as the all the others so if Honda put a different radiator in there for the CR is was the same size. There are aftermarket radiators available for half the cost of a new OEM radiator.
Hardest part is bleeding the coolant after you're done. Since coolant changes are on a time, not mileage, basis I'd use new coolant when refilling.
-- Chuck
I've no clue what a "52 Reg" might be but it appears the same Denso radiator was used in the USDM cars thru 2006. Part number changed in 2007 but the 2006 and 2007 cars are identical as far as I can see (my 2006 is only a couple of weeks shy of being a 2007). I doubt Honda was making radical changes in radiators or mounts and the 2008 owners manual shows the same 2.01 US gallon coolant capacity as the all the others so if Honda put a different radiator in there for the CR is was the same size. There are aftermarket radiators available for half the cost of a new OEM radiator.
Hardest part is bleeding the coolant after you're done. Since coolant changes are on a time, not mileage, basis I'd use new coolant when refilling.
-- Chuck
We physically verified the USDM radiators are identical for the '02 and '06 cars. Denso part numbers match. I can't see how the '07 radiator wouldn't work. The 2007 shop manual indicates the '06 and '07 cooling system has a different sensor (or two) but the Denso part numbers are identical with the earlier radiators.
-- Chuck
-- Chuck
So looking at pics of this radiator from a 2007, it looks like the fins and foil baffles are vertical, whereas mine are horizontal.
Assuming the rest of the piping fits!
Assuming the rest of the piping fits!
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