Upper radiator hose YNF15465 for Sany SY135, reinforced rubber, ensures stable and efficient engine cooling performance.
Upper radiator hose for Sany SY135 excavator
Transfers hot coolant from engine to radiator
Reinforced rubber construction for durability
Leak-proof and vibration-resistant design
The YNF15465 Upper Radiator Hose is designed for Sany SY135 excavators. It carries hot coolant from the engine to the radiator, ensuring efficient heat dissipation and stable engine operation.
Made from high-quality reinforced rubber, YNF15465 withstands high temperatures, internal pressure, and vibration. Manufactured to OEM standards, it provides precise fitment, leak-proof performance, and long-lasting durability for heavy-duty construction and mining applications.
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| YNF Part Number | YNF15465 |
| Product Name | Upper Radiator Hose |
| Machine Model | Sany SY135 |
| Hose Type | Coolant / Water Hose |
| Position | Radiator Upper |
| Material | Reinforced rubber |
| Function | Transfers hot coolant to radiator |
| Installation Type | Direct replacement |
| Condition | New |
| Brand | YNF |
| Origin | China |
| MOQ | 1 Piece |
| Shipping Method | 1. Air 2. Sea 3. Express |
| Payment Terms | 1. T/T 2. PayPal 3. Western Union |
| Application Area | Description |
|---|---|
| Sany SY135 | Engine coolant circulation |
| Excavator Maintenance | Radiator inlet coolant line |
| Mining & Construction | Heavy-duty cooling system use |
| Engine Temperature Control | Maintains optimal engine operation |
FAQs:
Which machine does this hose fit?
Sany SY135
Is this hose upper or lower?
Upper radiator hose
Is installation direct-fit?
Yes, OEM-standard
What material is used?
Reinforced rubber
Does it replace OEM parts?
Yes, direct replacement compatible
YNF15465 upper radiator hose ensures reliable coolant circulation from engine to radiator for Sany SY135 excavators. Reinforced for durability and OEM-standard fitment, it provides leak-proof performance for stable engine cooling in heavy-duty operations.
