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25411-3X100 HOSE RADIATOR Compatibility

25411-3X100 HOSE RADIATOR Hyundai & Kia 1.6L Gamma Engine (1600cc Series)

The 25411-3X100 HOSE RADIATOR is a precision-molded component designed specifically for the Hyundai/Kia 1.6L Gamma engine architecture. Built with heat-stabilized compounds to resist cracking and collapse, this hose maintains optimal cooling system pressure. Ideal for Elantra MD, Cerato YD, and i30. Browse our cooling catalog to complete your 25411-3X100 replacement.

Hyundai Models

  • Elantra / Avante (MD): 2011–2016
  • Elantra GT (GD): 2013–2017
  • i30 (GD): 2012–2017
  • Engine: 1.6L Gamma

Kia Models

  • Cerato / Forte (YD): 2012–2015
  • K3 (YD): 2012–2015
  • Platform: YD / MD Series

Part Number Reference: 25411-3X100

The 1.6L Gamma engine features different hose routing based on fuel system configuration (GDI vs. MPI). Verify your VIN to guarantee exact port angles and clamping points for your specific engine.


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Questions and Answers

Why is it important to use a precision-molded radiator hose for the Gamma engine?
The 1.6L Gamma engine bay is tightly packaged. A precision-molded hose is pre-formed to clear engine components and belt systems, preventing the hose from rubbing, kinking, or collapsing under vacuum.
Does the 25411-3X100 hose work for both GDI and MPI engines?
Routing can vary between GDI (Direct Injection) and MPI (Multi-Point Injection) variants due to different intake manifold and accessory layouts. Always verify your specific VIN via our WhatsApp link to ensure the port angles are correct for your engine.
When should I inspect my radiator hoses?
We recommend a visual inspection every 30,000 miles or during every major service. Look for signs of "sponginess" when the hose is squeezed, bulging areas, or white crusty deposits around the hose clamps, which indicate slow coolant seepage.

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