Denso Radiator - 221-9234 (Fits 1997-2006 Jeep Wrangler Vehicles)

Radiator bolted right in with no problems. Just be sure to pre drill the holes for the shroud as the factory holes are a little too small. Easy. Daily driven my Jeep for 2 months now. No leaks or issues. Jeep runs nice and cool.

I like the quality of the part for the price. Easy to install and good performance. Doesn't leak and aligns properly on 2006 Jeep Wrangler TJ

The fittings for the transmission lines are made of aluminum and are cheap junk. One of the bungs they screw in to was threaded incorrectly and stripped the bungs so that there is a fluid leak. The other fitting screwed in just fine, but I wouldn't trust the cheap aluminum long term. I will be asking for a refund. Too bad they can't refund me the labor I spent installing it.

This radiator works well fit into place no clutch fan removal witch was nice since I thought I had to but yeah good product

Used in 2004 Jeep TJR. OEM replacements are no longer made, Denso does OE for other companies. Direct swap, easy as a radiator swap can be.

Not quite to the same quality as OEM, but dropped right in and included the adapters for my automatic transmission. Just took it on an all day trip across Colorado, up and down passes at 65mph and the engine temp never went over 200 degrees!

Great for jeep Tj 1998, appears to be high quality

This installed very easily and appears to be of equal quality as factory; time will tell. but a couple points to consider which is why I didn't give 5 stars:- It came with some bent radiator fins that I had to fix- the bolt holes for the shroud are not drilled correctly and require you to pre install the bolts in order to get the threads started (otherwise it is far more challenging once in the Jeep).- The trans cooler lines threw me off and came with 2 rubber plugs that do nothing. Once I learned that nothing flows through here unless you hook up the lines, it was fine. For anyone wondering, if you have a manual - you can just leave this open and no plugs are needed.- the Drain plug is very cheap and brittle, be careful and don't over tightenSo far it's been good and no leaks.