Gates Engine Coolant Water Outlet P/N:CO34952

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$55.99
MPN: CO34952
UPC: 770075812364
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Gates Engine Coolant Water Outlet P/N:CO34952
Gates Engine Coolant Water Outlet P/N:CO34952
$55.99

Keep coolant moving out of the engine and on to the radiator with the Gates Engine Coolant Water Outlet CO34952. It drops in as a direct-fit replacement for the 2011-2014 Ford F-150, providing a fresh connection point where coolant leaves the engine and heads toward the radiator hose.

  • Coolant routing: Directs engine coolant out of the engine and into the connected hose, part of the vehicle's cooling circuit.
  • Direct fit: A direct-fit replacement for the listed application.
  • Sealing surface: Provides a fresh mating surface and port for a secure hose connection.

Over time the original outlet can crack, warp, or corrode, leading to coolant seepage, drips, and low-coolant conditions. If a failed water outlet is the cause of your leak, this replaces it. Always diagnose the source of a coolant leak before replacing parts, and inspect related hoses, clamps, and gaskets during the job.

Interchange: BR3Z 8592 C · BR3Z8592C · BR3Z 8592 P · BR3Z8592P · RH216

Manufacturer part number CO34952.

This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:

BR3Z 8592 C, BR3Z 8592 P, RH216

Frequently Asked Questions

What does this water outlet do?

It serves as the connection point where engine coolant exits the engine and flows into the attached hose as part of the cooling system.

Will it fit my vehicle?

It is a direct-fit replacement for the 2011-2014 Ford F-150. Check the Buyer's Guide tab to confirm fitment for your vehicle.

What numbers does this part interchange with?

It cross-references BR3Z 8592 C, BR3Z8592C, BR3Z 8592 P, BR3Z8592P, and RH216. Its own manufacturer part number is CO34952.

What are signs this part may need replacing?

Coolant seepage, drips, or a low-coolant condition around the outlet can indicate a cracked, warped, or corroded housing. Diagnose the leak source before replacing.

Should I replace anything else during installation?

Inspect the connected hoses, clamps, and any gasket or seal during the job, and consult the vehicle service information for the correct sealing and torque procedure.