Radiator - Denso DRM40007
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Product Information
Full details
This Denso Radiator (DRM40007) is designed for owners of HONDA CIVIC VII Hatchback (EU, EP, EV) models with 2.0 i Sport (EV1) and 2.0 Type-R (EP3) engines manufactured between September 2001 and September 2005. It offers a reliable solution for maintaining optimal engine temperature, ensuring your vehicle's performance and longevity. A key caveat is its specific fitment; ensure your vehicle matches the listed engine types and production years for proper compatibility.
All features
| Model Part Number | DRM40007 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Denso |
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What vehicles is the Denso DRM40007 radiator compatible with?
This radiator is specifically designed for HONDA CIVIC VII Hatchback models (EU, EP, EV) with 2.0 i Sport (EV1) and 2.0 Type-R (EP3) petrol engines manufactured between September 2001 and September 2005.
What are the core dimensions of this radiator?
The core dimensions are 350 mm in length, 658 mm in width, and 25 mm in depth.
What is the OE number for this radiator?
The OE number this radiator is compatible with is 19010PRA003.
What material is the radiator core made of?
The radiator core is made of aluminum.
Is this radiator suitable for diesel engines?
No, this radiator is specifically designed for petrol engines.
What are some common cross-reference part numbers for this radiator?
Common cross-references include 4SEASONS 111066, AVA Clever Choice HD2164, DEUS 013M40, NISSENS 68114, NRF 53439, and VALEO 734702.
Can I install this radiator myself?
Radiator installation is a complex process that requires mechanical knowledge and specialized tools. Professional installation is recommended to ensure proper fitment and to prevent coolant leaks or system damage.
Troubleshooting
Coolant leak from radiator
Inspect for physical damage to the core or plastic tanks. Ensure all hose connections are secure and clamps are tightened properly. If leaks persist, the radiator may need replacement.
Engine overheating after installation
Check if the cooling system was properly bled to remove air pockets. Verify the coolant level is correct. Ensure the cooling fan is operating and the thermostat is functioning. Inspect for any blockages in the cooling system.
Reduced cooling efficiency
Ensure the radiator's external fins are clean and free from obstruction. Check for internal blockages by flushing the system. Verify the water pump is circulating coolant effectively and the thermostat is opening correctly.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Durable aluminum core construction for efficient cooling.
- Designed as a direct fit for specific Honda Civic models.
- Meets original equipment manufacturer specifications.
- Reliable engine temperature management.
Cons
- Limited to specific Honda Civic VII models and engine variants.
- Installation may require professional automotive knowledge.
- Not compatible with diesel engines or other vehicle makes/models.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Compatibility: This Denso Radiator (DRM40007) is designed for HONDA CIVIC VII Hatchback models (EU, EP, EV) equipped with 2.0 i Sport (EV1) and 2.0 Type-R (EP3) petrol engines, manufactured between September 2001 and September 2005. Verify your vehicle's engine type and production date against the product specifications and OE number 19010PRA003.
Setup: Installation of a radiator is typically a complex task requiring mechanical expertise. It involves draining the existing coolant, disconnecting hoses and mounting brackets, removing the old radiator, installing the new one, and refilling and bleeding the cooling system with the correct coolant mixture. Professional installation is highly recommended to ensure proper function and prevent leaks.
Care: To maintain the radiator's performance, regularly inspect coolant levels and condition. Keep the external fins clean from debris (leaves, insects) which can impede airflow. Periodically check for any signs of leaks or corrosion. Always use the manufacturer-recommended coolant type and follow the vehicle's service manual for maintenance intervals.