Mercedes-Benz
Air Intake Hose Pipe for Mercedes-Benz OEM 2780905082
Tubes and Hoses
Coolant Hoses That Match the Reference on the Box
Engine cooling system parts for German, French, Japanese, American and Korean vehicles, catalogued against the OEM numbers they replace.
Air Intake Hoses
Intake Ducts Built for the Bellows Not for the Picture
Air intake hoses in TEEE, PA66 and steel-reinforced composite, matched to the connector geometry that decides whether a part fits.
Turbo Hoses
Charge Air Hoses for Turbo Platforms
Turbo and intercooler hoses held against their OEM references, packed for sea freight to Europe, the Middle East and South America.
Thermostat Assemblies
Thermostat Housings Listed by Opening Temperature
Thermostat assemblies and water flanges with the opening temperature on the listing, because a housing that fits but opens late still throws a fault.
178References published
4000+Types in the range
12Vehicle makes covered
3Export regions served
What We Supply
Cooling System Parts Catalogued by Reference
Six product groups covering the wet side and the air side of the engine. Every listing carries the OEM numbers it replaces, because that is the only field a buyer can check before the part is fitted.
Published Range
Parts Buyers Ask For Most
A sample of the published catalogue across intake, charge air, coolant and thermostat families.
Mercedes-Benz
Radiator Hose Foe Mercedes-Benz OEM 2115017582
Mercedes-Benz
Air Intake Hose Pipe for Mercedes-Benz OEM 2700900282
Mercedes-Benz
Air Intake Hose Pipe for Mercedes-Benz OEM 276 090 2537
Mercedes-Benz
Air Intake Hose Pipe for Mercedes-Benz OEM 276 090 2211
Mercedes-Benz
Radiator Hose for Mercedes-Benz OEM 1645004875
Mercedes-Benz
Radiator Hose for Mercedes-Benz OEM 2055014784
Who We Serve
Built for Buyers Who Pay Twice for a Wrong Part
Aftermarket Distribution
Regional distributors holding cooling-system lines across a branch network.
Workshops and Fast-Fit Chains
Repair businesses that judge a supplier on first-time fit, not on the catalogue cover.
Fleet and Bus Operators
Operators running vehicles past warranty who buy cooling parts by the carton.
Online Parts Retail
Sellers who list by OEM reference and pay for every mismatch twice.
What We Solve
The Four Problems Behind Most Cooling System Enquiries
The reference does not match the picture
Model-year changes move connector geometry while the outline stays the same. Ordering against the OEM number instead of a photograph removes the argument.
The line is split across three suppliers
Hose here, flange there, thermostat somewhere else. One cooling-system range covering more than 4000 types puts the platform on one packing list.
The reference has gone out of production
The vehicle has not. Send the sample and we quote from it, including mould development where no tooling exists.
The part arrives crushed or wrongly labelled
Cartons are marked with the reference and packed for a sea leg, so a warehouse can check a delivery without cutting every box open.
Solutions
How the Range Is Bought
OEM Cross-Reference Sourcing
Turning a list of OEM numbers into a priced, packed and shippable order.
Sample-Based Production and Mould Development
Getting an obsolete or unlisted reference back into production from the part you hold.
Mixed Container Consolidation
Filling one shipment across hose, flange and thermostat families to a single packing list.
Packing and Labelling for Your Shelf
Carton marking and packing built around how the part is picked at your end.
Sourcing Scenarios
Typical Enquiries and How They Are Handled
These are illustrative scenarios written from the shape of everyday enquiries. They do not name customers and they do not carry performance figures we cannot evidence.
BMW
Consolidating a BMW Cooling Programme Into One Shipment
Illustrative sourcing scenario, not a named customer reference.
Mercedes-BenzKeeping Mercedes-Benz Intake Ducts on the Shelf
Illustrative sourcing scenario, not a named customer reference.
RenaultRenault Turbo Hose Replacement for a Van Fleet
Illustrative sourcing scenario, not a named customer reference.
VolvoBringing an Obsolete Thermostat Housing Back Into Production
Illustrative sourcing scenario, not a named customer reference.
Answers
Questions Buyers Ask Before the First Order
What does Hunan Woojin Autoparts actually supply
Engine cooling system parts for passenger cars and light commercials: air intake hoses, turbo and intercooler hoses, coolant and radiator hoses, thermostat housing assemblies and water flanges. The range covers German, French, Japanese, American and Korean vehicles and runs to more than 4000 types, of which 178 references are published on this site.
How do I order a part that is not on the website
Send the OEM reference, or the old part or a drawing. We quote from the sample and develop the mould where the tooling no longer exists, so an obsolete reference does not end the conversation.
Which markets do you already ship to
Europe, the Middle East and South America are the established markets for the range. Packing and carton marking are set up for sea freight rather than for domestic distribution.
Do you sell single pieces
The range is set up for distributors, workshop chains and exporters buying by the carton. Minimum quantities are confirmed per reference when you ask for a quotation.
How are parts matched to a vehicle
By OEM reference. Every product page lists the numbers the part replaces plus our internal reference, so a buyer can confirm identity before the order is placed rather than after the box is opened.
Can you put our own carton marking on the boxes
Carton marking and packing are agreed per order. Tell us how the part is picked at your end and the cartons are labelled to match.
What certifications are available
Certification documents are not published on this site. Ask by email for the documentation that applies to your market and the references you are buying.
Send Your Reference List and Get It Priced
Email the OEM numbers and quantities you need. You get a written quotation with packing details and carton counts.