What is the main purpose of the upper radiator hose?

The upper radiator hose carries hot coolant from the engine to the radiator. The radiator then cools the fluid before it circulates back to the engine.

How often should I replace my coolant hose?

Coolant hoses can degrade over time due to heat and chemical exposure. It's good practice to inspect them regularly and replace them preventatively every 5 years or if you see signs of cracking, swelling, or leaks.

Does this hose come with new clamps?

This Gates coolant hose does not include new clamps. You will need to reuse your existing clamps or purchase new ones separately.

1993-1998 Mercury Villager Coolant Hose | Gates

Name: Gates 93-98 Mercury Villager V-6 3.0L Upper Molded Coolant Hose
Brand: Gates
Price: 30.32 USD
Availability: InStock

Gates 93-98 Mercury Villager V-6 3.0L Upper Molded Coolant Hose

$30.32

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Fits 93-98 Mercury Villager. This Gates upper molded coolant hose replaces your old, cracked hose to keep your engine running cool.

Key Features

Fits 1993-1998 Mercury Villager.
Designed for V-6 3.0L engines.
Durable rubber construction resists heat and coolant.
Molded shape ensures a direct fit for easier installation.
Replaces the original upper radiator hose.

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Fits these vehicles

Mercury Villager 1993-1998
Nissan Quest 1993-1998

Product Details

If your 1993-1998 Mercury Villager is starting to run a little warm, or you're just doing some preventative maintenance under the hood, replacing the upper radiator hose is a smart move. This molded coolant hose from Gates is built to fit your V-6 3.0L engine specifically, ensuring a direct replacement for the original part.

Gates uses durable rubber compounds that are resistant to the heat and coolant chemicals found in your engine's cooling system. This hose is molded to the exact shape needed to connect your engine to the radiator, so you won't have to fight with it during installation. It's a well-built part that's designed to handle the pressures and temperatures of daily driving, helping to prevent leaks and keep your engine at its optimal operating temperature.

When you're replacing a coolant hose, it's always a good idea to check the condition of the lower hose and the radiator cap as well. Having all the cooling system components in good shape means fewer worries about overheating.