Product Name: Front Left Sunroof Glass Drain Hose Assembly
OEM Number: 5703120XSZ08A
Product Highlight: Extruded using premium aging-resistant polymer materials to form an unobstructed moisture channel that prevents water leaks from damaging cabin headliners.
Quality Standard: Certified to meet rigid TS16949 international quality benchmarks, ensuring exact dimensional harmony and performance lifespan identical to the factory original.
Car Compatibility: Adheres structurally to the exact modular roof water-channel criteria common across Toyota and premium Asian passenger car lines.
Vehicle Fitment: Explicitly crafted to fit Haval H6 Coupe model variations.
Chemical Resistance: Highly immune to washer fluid additives, environmental acid rain, and ozone decay
3. Product Features
Clog-Resistant Inner Surface: The ultra-smooth inner bore prevents dirt, pollen, and tree debris from collecting, keeping water flow fast and smooth.
Anti-Flattening Memory: The specialized compound maintains its round shape under high cabin temperatures, avoiding structural collapsing.
Direct Plug-and-Play Fit: Modeled directly after the factory line for seamless routing around internal body panels without cutting or splicing.
4. Compatible Vehicles and Years
Haval H6 Coupe Sport Utility Models: 2015 – 2021
Alternative SUV Configurations Utilizing the XSZ Roof Infrastructure: 2016 – 2020
5. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q1: Which side of the vehicle is this specific part number intended for?
A: This part number 5703120XSZ08A is engineered exclusively for the front left (driver side) position. It cannot be used interchangeably for the right side or the rear drainage channels.
Q2: Does this drainage pipe require glue or chemical sealants during installation?
A: No. The unit features an OEM-spec molded end connector designed to slide and snap firmly onto the sunroof tray nipple for a tight, watertight mechanical seal.
Q3: What are the common symptoms that this sunroof drain hose needs replacing?
A: Water dripping from the front roof console, dampness along the front pillar trim, or a wet front carpet after heavy rain usually indicates a cracked or degraded factory hose that requires a direct replacement.