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Radiator Coolant Hose

Porsche 970-106-232-05

Hoses. Panamera hybrid. Engine Cooling Radiator.

$118.61

MSRP $164.54

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Radiator Coolant Hose

Porsche PAB-121-056-00

Auxiliary Radiator. 4.0L, without e-hybrid driver side.

$19.68

MSRP $22.83

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Radiator Coolant Hose

Porsche 958-122-055-20

3.0L, without e-hybrid passenger side. Lower hose.

$90.07

MSRP $121.81

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Radiator Coolant Hose

Porsche 9GT-121-629

Front Center Radiator. Auxiliary radiator. 911. Left. 4.0l, gt3, s/t, primary. 4.0l, gt3, s/t, secondary.

$99.62

MSRP $134.74

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Radiator Coolant Hose

Porsche 991-106-649-01

Primary. 911 Turbo. Center. Right.

$61.11

MSRP $86.22

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Radiator Coolant Hose

Porsche 996-106-666-56

Center Radiator. Return. 911. Main, with s. PRIMARY. auto trans. Right Radiator.

$40.88

MSRP $46.72

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Radiator Coolant Hose

Porsche 9P1-121-630

911. Without gt3. Center. Left.

$62.24

MSRP $91.48

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Radiator Coolant Hose

Porsche 996-106-741-10

FRONT without GT3. front return manual trans, AWD.

$142.12

MSRP $194.35

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Radiator Coolant Hose

Porsche 980-106-627-01

Return.

$325.48

MSRP $358.53

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Radiator Coolant Hose

Porsche 992-121-623-B

Primary. Left. 911.

$81.32

MSRP $109.99

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Radiator Coolant Hose

Porsche 958-106-401-11

Cayenne. Without turbo. 3.6L, 2011-14.

$160.43

MSRP $222.54

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Radiator Coolant Hose

Porsche 997-106-622-04

911. Primary, 2009-12. Boxster. Right. Primary, 2005-08. Cayman, caymans.

$37.51

MSRP $42.87

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How Can I Tell If My Radiator Hose is Bad?

Figuring out if a car's radiator hose is broken is very important to keep the engine from getting hot and possibly braking. Inspect for obvious signs of damage, such as cracks, bulges, or leaks. If you detect excessive engine temperature or steam under the hood, check the radiator hose. Check the state of the serpentine belt as well to avoid problems with the water pump that could lead to radiator hose issues. The cooling system must be inspected and maintained regularly to avoid overheating and engine damage.

Other Components

Thermostats

Thermostats control the flow of coolant between the engine and the radiator to keep the temperature levels just right.
Gauges

Gauges tell drivers important information about various systems, like the speed, fuel level, and temperature of the engine. This helps drivers keep an eye on coolant levels and spot problems with the engine getting too hot.