Dorman 626-783 Engine Coolant Pipe - Inlet
Engine Coolant Pipe for Colorado and Canyon
This Dorman engine coolant pipe is built to match the fit and function of the original radiator inlet pipe on select Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon models. Part number 626-783 is engineered for direct coolant transfer where the factory pipe has failed from heat exposure or corrosion.
Key Features
- Direct replacement engine coolant pipe for radiator inlet applications
- Metal construction with a matte black finish
- Molded shape for OE-style routing and alignment
- Hose barb and hose end connections for proper coolant flow
- Mounting bracket included for secure installation
- Maximum working pressure rated at 50 PSI
- Fits 2016-2022 Chevrolet Colorado, inlet radiator
- Fits 2016-2022 GMC Canyon, inlet radiator
Detailed Description
Dorman 626-783 is an engine coolant pipe designed for radiator inlet service on 2016-2022 Chevrolet Colorado and 2016-2022 GMC Canyon models. The metal tube follows the original routing with a molded profile, 59-inch length, and OE-style end connections to support consistent coolant movement through the cooling system. Its black matte finish and included mounting bracket help it install in the intended location and maintain a factory-like appearance.
This part cross-references OE number 12659310 for the same application. Use Dorman 626-783 when replacing a coolant pipe that has deteriorated from heat, corrosion, or age-related wear.
What It Helps Fix
- Coolant leaks at a damaged or corroded radiator inlet pipe
- Restricted coolant transfer caused by pipe deterioration
- Cooling system service issues from cracked or weakened metal tubing
- Fitment problems after removal of a failed original pipe
- Loss of proper coolant routing in the engine cooling circuit
Installation Notes and Tips
Verify the radiator inlet configuration before installation and compare the pipe length, end diameters, and bracket location to the original part. Inspect adjoining hoses and clamps for wear, and replace any damaged sealing surfaces before refilling the cooling system. Confirm all connections are seated correctly and pressure-test the system after installation.
Quality Assurance
Dorman designs this coolant pipe to match original fit and function on the listed vehicles, with materials and dimensions selected for service in the cooling system.
Dorman 626-783 Engine Coolant Pipe - Inlet
Engine Coolant Pipe for Colorado and Canyon
This Dorman engine coolant pipe is built to match the fit and function of the original radiator inlet pipe on select Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon models. Part number 626-783 is engineered for direct coolant transfer where the factory pipe has failed from heat exposure or corrosion.
Key Features
- Direct replacement engine coolant pipe for radiator inlet applications
- Metal construction with a matte black finish
- Molded shape for OE-style routing and alignment
- Hose barb and hose end connections for proper coolant flow
- Mounting bracket included for secure installation
- Maximum working pressure rated at 50 PSI
- Fits 2016-2022 Chevrolet Colorado, inlet radiator
- Fits 2016-2022 GMC Canyon, inlet radiator
Detailed Description
Dorman 626-783 is an engine coolant pipe designed for radiator inlet service on 2016-2022 Chevrolet Colorado and 2016-2022 GMC Canyon models. The metal tube follows the original routing with a molded profile, 59-inch length, and OE-style end connections to support consistent coolant movement through the cooling system. Its black matte finish and included mounting bracket help it install in the intended location and maintain a factory-like appearance.
This part cross-references OE number 12659310 for the same application. Use Dorman 626-783 when replacing a coolant pipe that has deteriorated from heat, corrosion, or age-related wear.
What It Helps Fix
- Coolant leaks at a damaged or corroded radiator inlet pipe
- Restricted coolant transfer caused by pipe deterioration
- Cooling system service issues from cracked or weakened metal tubing
- Fitment problems after removal of a failed original pipe
- Loss of proper coolant routing in the engine cooling circuit
Installation Notes and Tips
Verify the radiator inlet configuration before installation and compare the pipe length, end diameters, and bracket location to the original part. Inspect adjoining hoses and clamps for wear, and replace any damaged sealing surfaces before refilling the cooling system. Confirm all connections are seated correctly and pressure-test the system after installation.
Quality Assurance
Dorman designs this coolant pipe to match original fit and function on the listed vehicles, with materials and dimensions selected for service in the cooling system.
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Engine Coolant Pipe for Colorado and Canyon
This Dorman engine coolant pipe is built to match the fit and function of the original radiator inlet pipe on select Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon models. Part number 626-783 is engineered for direct coolant transfer where the factory pipe has failed from heat exposure or corrosion.
Key Features
- Direct replacement engine coolant pipe for radiator inlet applications
- Metal construction with a matte black finish
- Molded shape for OE-style routing and alignment
- Hose barb and hose end connections for proper coolant flow
- Mounting bracket included for secure installation
- Maximum working pressure rated at 50 PSI
- Fits 2016-2022 Chevrolet Colorado, inlet radiator
- Fits 2016-2022 GMC Canyon, inlet radiator
Detailed Description
Dorman 626-783 is an engine coolant pipe designed for radiator inlet service on 2016-2022 Chevrolet Colorado and 2016-2022 GMC Canyon models. The metal tube follows the original routing with a molded profile, 59-inch length, and OE-style end connections to support consistent coolant movement through the cooling system. Its black matte finish and included mounting bracket help it install in the intended location and maintain a factory-like appearance.
This part cross-references OE number 12659310 for the same application. Use Dorman 626-783 when replacing a coolant pipe that has deteriorated from heat, corrosion, or age-related wear.
What It Helps Fix
- Coolant leaks at a damaged or corroded radiator inlet pipe
- Restricted coolant transfer caused by pipe deterioration
- Cooling system service issues from cracked or weakened metal tubing
- Fitment problems after removal of a failed original pipe
- Loss of proper coolant routing in the engine cooling circuit
Installation Notes and Tips
Verify the radiator inlet configuration before installation and compare the pipe length, end diameters, and bracket location to the original part. Inspect adjoining hoses and clamps for wear, and replace any damaged sealing surfaces before refilling the cooling system. Confirm all connections are seated correctly and pressure-test the system after installation.
Quality Assurance
Dorman designs this coolant pipe to match original fit and function on the listed vehicles, with materials and dimensions selected for service in the cooling system.
