Onix OR13270 Radiator

Radiator for Toyota Avalon and Camry

Onix OR13270 is a drop-in-fit radiator built for select Toyota cooling system applications. It is engineered with premium components to support dependable heat transfer and consistent service life in daily driving conditions.

• Direct-fit radiator for select Toyota Avalon and Toyota Camry applications
• Fits 2018 Toyota Avalon, N/A
• Fits 2013-2017 Toyota Avalon, N/A, Main Radiator
• Fits 2012-2017 Toyota Camry, N/A, Main Radiator
• Onix OR13270 radiator for replacement of a worn, leaking, or restricted unit
• Designed as a value-priced OE-style cooling system replacement

Product Details

Onix Automotive develops replacement parts with a focus on fit, function, and service life. The OR13270 radiator is part of the brand’s drop-in-fit premium radiator line, created for straightforward replacement in supported Toyota Avalon and Camry applications. If you are sourcing a Toyota Avalon radiator or a Toyota Camry main radiator, this part number provides a direct application match for the listed vehicles.

This part cross-references Monroe Shocks & Struts (e.g., 172286, 182286) for the same application.

Common Cooling System Issues

• Coolant leaks from a damaged or aging radiator core or tank
• Engine temperature rise caused by restricted coolant flow
• Corrosion or internal buildup affecting heat exchange
• Cracked fittings or weakened seams on the original radiator
• Replacement needed after impact damage or long-term wear

Installation Notes

Verify the vehicle year, make, model, and radiator position before ordering. This radiator is listed for main radiator applications on the specified Toyota Avalon and Toyota Camry vehicles. Confirm hose routing, mounting points, and cooling system configuration against the original part before installation.

Quality Assurance

Onix designs its replacement lines with upgraded components and a focus on longer service life and consistent performance. OR13270 is built to support dependable cooling system operation in the listed Toyota applications.