
Air Intake Hoses and Pipes
This section lists 41 air intake hoses and pipes references for German, French, Japanese, American and Korean vehicles. Matching runs from the OEM reference, which is the only way to keep a mixed order accurate.
Parts in this group fail by splits along the convolutions and hardened cuffs that no longer seal on the airbox spigot, so the replacement decision is usually made under time pressure at the counter.

Every Published Air Intake Hoses and Pipes Reference
Listed with the OEM number to quote. Open a reference for the full cross-reference set, material and fitting notes.









































Who This Group Is For
Online parts sellers
listing by OEM reference, where a mismatched number turns into a return and a negative rating.
Fleet and bus operators
running these platforms vehicles past warranty and buying cooling-system parts by the box to keep downtime short.
Radiator and cooling specialists
rebuilding cooling systems and sourcing the hoses, flanges and housings for a platform in one go.
What Goes Wrong Without the Right Reference
Unclear compound
Compounds differ between visually identical parts.
Reference mismatch
Visually identical parts carry different connector geometry between model years. Quoting the OEM number fixes the identity before money moves.
Split ordering
Sourcing one hose from one supplier and the matching flange from another doubles the freight and the paperwork for the same repair.
What the Parts Are Made From
| Material | Why it is used here | References |
|---|---|---|
| EPDM rubber | EPDM keeps its elasticity through repeated heat cycles and resists ozone, water and weathering, which makes it the workhorse wall compound for moulded engine-bay lines. | 1 |
| Non-woven fabric with steel reinforcement and PP connector / TEEE | A non-woven wall over a steel helix keeps the duct open against intake depression while damping induction noise, with moulded PP or TEEE ends carrying the sealing geometry. | 22 |
| PA66 glass-filled nylon | Glass-filled PA66 gives a rigid pipe that holds its shape against vibration and keeps clamp faces dimensionally stable at under-bonnet temperature. | 12 |
| TEEE thermoplastic elastomer | TEEE combines a flexible bellows section with rigid moulded ends, so one part can absorb engine movement and still seal on a hard spigot. | 6 |
Where These Parts Are Fitted
Mixed container for a distributor
A quarterly container is filled across families — intake, charge air, coolant and thermostat lines — to a single packing list.
Scheduled cooling-system overhaul
The vehicle is in for a coolant leak and the workshop replaces the whole branch at once rather than chasing the next failure in a month.
Warranty-expired fleet maintenance
A fleet past dealer coverage moves to independent supply and needs the same reference coverage at a working price.
Neighbouring Groups on the Same Platform
Cooling repairs rarely stop at one part. These groups travel on the same order.
Air Intake Hoses and Pipes — Buyer Questions
How many air intake hoses and pipes references are published
41 references are published in this group. They cover Audi, BMW, Ford and Mercedes-Benz and are listed against the OEM numbers they replace. The wider cooling-system range runs to more than 4000 types.
Which materials are used across this group
EPDM (1 references), Reinforced composite (22 references), PA66 (12 references), TEEE (6 references). Material is listed per reference rather than per group, because two parts with the same outline are often moulded in different compounds.
What should I check before ordering from this group
Check the bellows pitch, the connector geometry and the sensor port position. Those are the features that decide fitment on this family, and they are what separates two references that look the same in a photograph.
How quickly can this group be quoted
Email the reference numbers and quantities to [email protected]. A written quotation comes back with packing details and carton counts so you can plan the container load.
Can parts from this group ship with other families
Yes. Mixing intake, charge air, coolant and thermostat lines on one pallet is the normal way this range is bought, and it keeps the freight cost per line down.
What if my reference is not published here
Send it anyway. Publication on this site is a subset of the range, and where a reference is out of production we quote from a supplied sample including mould development.
Price the Air Intake Hoses and Pipes You Need
Send the reference numbers and quantities and a written quotation comes back with packing details.



