2127175XGW01A Water Pipe for Haval H6 III 1.5L HEV 2022-2024

◆ This water pipe is a direct replacement for the original Haval unit, designed to transport coolant within the hybrid cooling circuit of the H6 III.

◆ The OEM reference number is 2127175XGW01A. It is listed as a “Water pipe” for the specified application .

◆ The pipe is an aftermarket replacement manufactured to match the original fit and function for the H6 III 1.5L HEV with 2-speed DHT and FWD configuration .

◆ It is designed for the Haval H6 III 1.5L HEV (2-speed DHT FWD), covering model years from approximately 2022 through 2024 .

◆ This product is a coolant water pipe manufactured to meet original quality standards for coolant flow, fit, and durability.

◆ Part Number: 2127175XGW01A

◆ Component Type: Water Pipe / Coolant Hose

◆ Vehicle Make: Haval

◆ Model: H6 III 1.5L HEV 2-speed DHT FWD

◆ Production Years: 2022–2024

◆ Quality Type: Aftermarket

◆ Note: Verify routing and connector type against your vehicle’s original pipe before ordering

◆ OEM Standard Fit: Manufactured to match the original specifications for a direct, hassle-free replacement.

◆ Hybrid Cooling Circuit Function: Transports coolant within the H6 III HEV cooling system for proper thermal management.

◆ Durable Construction: Built with 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.

◆ Haval H6 III 1.5L HEV 2-speed DHT FWD: 2022–2024

◆ Note: Verify against your vehicle’s original part number and VIN before ordering, as fitment may vary by market and configuration.

A: The 2127175XGW01A reference is the original equipment part number. This listing refers to an aftermarket replacement manufactured to match the original fit and function .

A: Check your vehicle’s existing water pipe. If it is stamped with 2127175XGW01A, this replacement will fit. Also confirm your vehicle is a Haval H6 III 1.5L HEV with 2-speed DHT and FWD, produced between 2022 and 2024 .

A: Common signs include coolant leaks under the vehicle, low coolant level warnings, and engine overheating. Inspect the pipe for cracks, bulges, or loose connections at the clamp points before replacement .