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64101-G6000 Radiator Panel Compatibility

64101-G6000 Radiator Panel Kia Picanto & Morning Series (JA Chassis)

The 64101-G6000 RADIATOR PANEL is specifically engineered for the Third Generation Kia Picanto architecture. Manufactured to rigorous OE standards, this core support ensures optimal front-end alignment and structural rigidity for urban-focused powertrains. Ideal for Picanto and Morning models. Explore our front support catalog for your 64101-G6000 replacement.

Kia Picanto (JA)

  • Model Years: 2017–Present
  • Generation: Third Generation (JA)
  • Quality: Reinforced Material Compounds

Kia Morning & Export

  • Markets: Korea & Global Variants
  • Finish: Durable Anti-Wear Coating
  • Testing: 100% Dimensional Accuracy

Part Number Reference: 64101-G6000 (Radiator Support / Core Support Panel)

Note: The Kia Picanto JA platform received minor updates during the 2021 facelift and 2024 refresh. Verify your VIN to ensure mounting points and headlight brackets match your exact production date.


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Questions and Answers

What is the primary function of the 64101-G6000 radiator panel?
The radiator panel (also known as the core support) acts as the central structural skeleton for the front end of the vehicle. It securely holds the radiator, condenser, cooling fans, and headlamp assemblies in precise alignment while protecting vital engine components.
Do mid-cycle refreshes (facelifts) change the mounting structure of the Picanto JA front panel?
Yes. Exterior styling updates across model years can introduce minor variations in grille attachments, bumper reinforcement tabs, or headlight positioning flanges. Supplying your VIN guarantees a seamless, drill-free installation.
Why is precise alignment important when replacing a front radiator support panel?
Even minor deviations in core support alignment can cause uneven body gaps around the hood and fenders, misaligned headlights, or improper mounting of the cooling assembly, which puts structural stress on the radiator tanks.

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