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OEM BMW Engine radiator
dafazman
Rating 5.0
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I have a 2008 e90 335xi FBO with 197k miles and I am still on my original BMW radiator. If the stock original BMW stamped one works well... why experiment?

Pros: excellent longevity, works well
Vehicle: BMW
Mileage: 317041 km
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Denso Engine radiator
hill8570
Rating 4.5
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I spent two years (off and on, as it only overheated when idling in 90+ degree conditions or when doing low-speed jeep trail climbing in the heat) chasing this on my rig. Over time, replaced fluid, thermostat, radiator cap, clutch fan. No joy. Finally pulled the radiator, and the front fins were horribly blocked. Replaced with a new Denso, and problem solved. Only issue with the new Denso was that the mounting rails on the new radiator were shite, but it was a matter of four bolts to swap over the old rails (with upper shroud still attached) to the new radiator.

Pros: problem solved, effective cooling
Cons: poor mounting rails
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Denso Engine radiator
slicemans
Rating 5.0
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I personally I have used a Denso radiator for my Mazda protege and it been working fine for almost 30,000 miles

Pros: working fine, good quality
Vehicle: Mazda Protege
Mileage: 30000 km
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OEM BMW Engine radiator

I had an older BMW myself (E36) and if you want reliability you'll need aftermarket (improved) radiator, radiator hoses and water pump.

Pros: improved reliability
Cons: requires aftermarket parts
Vehicle: BMW
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OEM BMW Engine radiator

The white tank has never been the issue for me, leaks are always in the radiator frame surrounding that tank. Somewhere at the bottom, probably where the lower hose goes. The plastic is brittle crap and it develops micro-fractures that become cracks over time.

Cons: brittle plastic, develops cracks
Vehicle: BMW
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