This rubber coolant hose is a direct replacement for the original Chery unit, designed to route coolant within the engine cooling system.
The OEM reference number is T15-1208031.
The hose is engineered to OEM standard dimensions for direct fitment into the cooling circuit without modification.
It is primarily designed for the Chery Tiggo 8 Pro, Tiggo 7, and Tiggo 5X, covering model years from approximately 2019 through 2025.
This product is an automotive rubber hose manufactured to meet original quality standards for coolant flow, fit, and durability.
2. Product Parameters
Part Number: T15-1208031
Component Type: Rubber Coolant Hose / Cooling System Hose
Vehicle Make: Chery
Primary Models: Tiggo 8 Pro, Tiggo 7, Tiggo 5X
Placement: Engine cooling circuit
Material: Automotive-grade rubber
Note: Verify routing and connector type against your vehicle’s original hose before ordering.
3. Product Features
OEM Standard Fit: Manufactured to match the original specifications for a direct, hassle-free replacement.
Cooling Circuit Function: Maintains proper coolant circulation within the engine cooling system.
Durable Construction: Built with rubber materials resistant to coolant exposure, heat, and engine bay conditions.
Cost-Effective Solution: An ideal alternative to costly dealership parts without compromising on fit or function.
4. Compatible Vehicles & Years
Chery Tiggo 8 Pro: 2019–2025
Chery Tiggo 7 / 7 Pro: 2019–2025
Chery Tiggo 5X / 5X Pro: 2019–2025
Note: Fitment varies by market and engine variant. Verify against your vehicle’s original part number and VIN before ordering.
5. FAQ
Q1: Is this a genuine Chery part?
A: The T15-1208031 reference is the original equipment part number. Both genuine Chery and aftermarket equivalents are available that match the original fit and function.
Q2: How do I confirm if it fits my vehicle?
A: Check your vehicle’s existing hose. If it is stamped with T15-1208031, this replacement will fit. Also confirm your vehicle model against the compatibility list above.
Q3: What are the symptoms of a failing coolant hose?
A: Common signs include coolant leaks, low coolant level warnings, and engine overheating. Inspect the hose for cracks, bulges, or loose connections at the clamp points before replacement.