Kia Radiator Hoses

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            253313D044 - : Clamp for Kia Image

            Clamp

            $6.66
            MSRP $9.78
            Save $3.12
            31.9% Off
            25435P4000 - : Upper Hose for Kia Image

            Upper Hose

            1.6L turbo, 2021-24. Inverter Cooling. Pipe to Engine.
            $24.86
            MSRP $36.50
            Save $11.64
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            253311W041 - : Water Inlet Hose Clamp for Kia Image

            Water Inlet Hose Clamp

            Without ev. 2.0L. Rear hose. 1.6L-turbo. Radiator & mounting.
            $6.06
            MSRP $8.90
            Save $2.84
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            1472243006S - : By-Pass Hose Clamp for Kia Image

            By-Pass Hose Clamp

            $5.71
            MSRP $8.38
            Save $2.67
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            973333M000 - : Lower Hose Connector for Kia Image

            Lower Hose Connector

            1.6L turbo. front. 1.6L turbo 2025.
            $24.52
            MSRP $36.00
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            253313D041 - : Clamp for Kia Image

            Clamp

            Rear hose. 2.0L, lower hose. 1.6L. Sedan 2010-13, hatchback 2011-13, 2.0L, at radiator. Sedan 2010-13, hatchback 2011-13, 2.4L, at...
            $7.40
            MSRP $10.87
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            1472241006S - : Coolant Hose Clamp for Kia Image

            Coolant Hose Clamp

            1.6L. 2.0L, type 1. 2.5L, upper. 2.5L, tubes & hoses.
            $7.14
            MSRP $10.48
            Save $3.34
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            253312P044 - : Inlet Hose Clamp for Kia Image

            Inlet Hose Clamp

            3.3L. 2.4L. 2.0L hybrid. Front hose. 3.8L. 5.0L. 1.6L-TURBO. to radiator. Radiator & mounting, type 2.
            $5.91
            MSRP $8.68
            Save $2.77
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            25450G2520 - : Radiator Coolant Hose for Kia Image

            Radiator Coolant Hose

            Auxiliary Radiator. From Pipe.
            $28.48
            MSRP $41.82
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            25411K4610 - : Hose Radiator Inlet for Kia Image

            Hose Radiator Inlet

            $49.28
            MSRP $72.37
            Save $23.09
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            25411Q5200 - : Hose Radiator Inlet for Kia Image

            Hose Radiator Inlet

            $29.86
            MSRP $43.85
            Save $13.99
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            254112K250 - : Hose Radiator Inlet for Kia Image

            Hose Radiator Inlet

            $25.70
            MSRP $37.73
            Save $12.03
            31.9% Off

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            How To Identify Damages in Your Radiator Hose

            An essential function of your vehicle's cooling system is to regulate engine temperature and prevent overheating. The radiator hose is the fundamental component of this system, linking the radiator to the engine and returning coolant to the radiator. Without proper maintenance, radiator hoses can deteriorate and develop problems that reduce performance, eventually damaging the engine.

            Obvious Engine Leaks

            The sight of coolant leaks is one of the most glaring symptoms of a bad radiator hose. Signs of a cracked, holed, or otherwise damaged piece of the hose include the formation of puddles under your parked vehicle or obvious leaks along the hose's length. When these leaks are ignored, the engine risks overheating, coolant loss, and even damage.

            Engine Overheating

            Engine overheating can be caused by a bad radiator hose, which prevents coolant from reaching the engine. One telltale sign that your vehicle's cooling system isn't doing its job correctly is if the temperature gauge reads persistently high or if you see steam rising from beneath the hood.

            Other Physical Damages

            Physical damage, such as cracks, splits, or soft places, should prompt a routine inspection of the radiator hoses. Exposure to heat or chemicals can compromise the hose's integrity and cause leaks and coolant loss. If any problems are discovered during the inspection, the radiator hose must be immediately replaced.

            Bring Home an OEM Radiator Hose Today!

            Get a new radiator hose from Genuine Kia Parts to fix your old one and keep your engine in good shape. Purchase today to ensure a snug fit and top-notch performance for your beloved Kia.