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25310-1G151 RADIATOR Compatibility

25310-1G151 RADIATOR Kia Rio & Rio5 1.6L (JB Platform Series)

The 25310-1G151 RADIATOR is a precision-engineered cooling solution for the Kia JB architecture. Designed with high-density cooling fins to ensure optimal thermal exchange for the 1.6L Alpha II engine, it is a direct-fit replacement for the Rio Sedan and Rio5 Hatchback. Browse our cooling systems catalog or explore our selection of Rio JB components to complete your 25310-1G151 replacement.

Kia Rio (Sedan)

  • Model Years: 2006–2011
  • Trims: Base, LX, and SX
  • Engine: 1.6L DOHC Alpha II

Kia Rio5 (Hatchback)

  • Model Years: 2006–2011
  • Trims: SX and LX Variants
  • Feature: Integrated Transmission Cooler

Part Number Reference: 25310-1G151 (Interchangeable: 25310-1G061)

Radiators for the Kia Rio can vary based on transmission type (Manual vs. Automatic) and air conditioning options. Please verify your hose locations and mounting brackets using your VIN to ensure a perfect fit.


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Questions and Answers

What is the difference between part 25310-1G151 and 25310-1G061?
These numbers often reflect revisions or specific regional manufacturing variants for the Rio JB platform, particularly concerning automatic transmission fluid cooler connections or core thickness.
Why do automatic transmission Rio models require a specific radiator?
Automatic models feature a built-in transmission oil cooler (TOC) at the bottom tank of the radiator to help regulate transmission fluid temperatures. Manual models do not require this internal loop.
How do I verify that this radiator fits my exact vehicle build?
Due to factory options like air conditioning configuration and transmission layout, we recommend providing your chassis number (VIN) via our WhatsApp link for precise cross-referencing.

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