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25411-0X000 HOSE RADIATOR Compatibility

25411-0X000 HOSE RADIATOR Hyundai i10 (PA) 1.1L Petrol 2007–2013

Premium 25411-0X000 HOSE RADIATOR specifically engineered for the First-Generation Hyundai i10. Constructed from high-durability EPDM rubber with internal fiber reinforcement, this hose is designed to handle the thermal management of the 1.1L 4-cylinder SOHC 12V (G4HG) powerplant. Explore our cooling system catalog for your 25411-0X000 replacement.

Engine & Model

  • Model Years: 2007–2013
  • Chassis Code: PA Series
  • Engine: 1.1L Petrol (G4HG)

Technical Specs

  • Configuration: 4-Cylinder SOHC 12V
  • Aspiration: Naturally Aspirated
  • Testing: 100% Pressure & Leak Verified

Part Number Reference: 25411-0X000 (Hose Radiator)

Note: The 1.1L i10 cooling system can have slight variations based on the radiator supplier and specific regional builds. Verify your VIN to ensure exact hose diameter and port angles match your G4HG engine exactly.


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Questions and Answers

Why is reinforced EPDM rubber essential for city hatchbacks like the Hyundai i10 1.1L G4HG?
Urban environments involve heavy stop-and-start traffic cycles that cause continuous thermal heat soak under the hood. Reinforced EPDM material prevents wall degradation, swelling, and leaks over time.
Do production year variations (2007–2013) affect part number 25411-0X000 compatibility?
While most cooling components remain consistent across the PA generation, minor supplier changes can occur depending on the manufacturing plant and production run.
Why should I provide my chassis number (VIN) prior to ordering part number 25411-0X000?
Providing your VIN matches your specific vehicle build configuration against factory references, guaranteeing a precise, leak-free installation.

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