Leaking Coolant

Can't win. I was slowly loosing coolant for a while but now it has gotten worse. It appears to be leaking out the bottom of the radiator. I am assuming this means somewhere internally it is cracked/corroded and leaking out the bottom?

The rad actually looks super clean and no damage to the metal/fins around it.
Your thoughts appreciated as I have never dealt with a leaky rad before.
Should I just replace it?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GaoDR6XpKV0&ab_channel=turdsandwicher

 

Yes, best option is to just replace it. They are not that expensive and quite easy to do. I believe there are a couple write ups on the process as well. I'll see if I can find the links for you.

 

time for a new one, but you got your $ worth out of the factory unit from 2008.

 

I read "leaking ice cold beer" and got concerned.

 

I suppose that's what ill have to do. It's weird because it looks to be so clean. But I guess it is internally.

 

Can you tell it is factory or just guessing? I've got the original still in a 06 Tacoma.

 

Couldn't find the thread quickly, but here is a video that should be hepful. How To Replace Radiator 2007-present Toyota Tundra - YouTube

 

Another random video. Just to show its not leaking from the cap or reservoir bottle. Hoses and hose clamps kind of need replacing but I don't think its the source of the leak. The weird thing is I hadn't started it for a couple of days and it really was pouring out pretty good. Now when I start it up again for this video it's back to a relatively slow leak
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dcNGh_4GZLM&t=26s&ab_channel=turdsandwicher

 

Should I bother with the water pump? Anything else?

denso rad and Aisin water pump are best?

 

I normally just do the radiator with a new cap and upper/lower hoses and don't forget the coolant.

 

While you're in there and all the coolant is out, a thermostat and a water pump wouldn't be such a bad idea.