Forklift Radiator, Cooling & Exhaust Parts

Whether the engine runs hot or the exhaust has gone loud, this page covers the repair: more than 1,400 listings, starting with the forklift radiator and the muffler. The groups below split the page by part, so you can jump to the one that failed.

Radiators, Fans, Water Pumps and Mufflers

Four groups make up most of the page. There are about 375 listings on the mufflers and exhaust page and about 345 on forklift radiators. The cooling fans page has about 345, and water pumps has about 315. A smaller thermostats page adds about 80.

Each of those pages is narrower than this one, so go there once you know the part. Stay here when the cause is still unclear and you want to see the whole cooling circuit and the exhaust side by side.

Hoses, Belts and Smaller Cooling Parts

Around the big parts sit the ones that wear and leak. About 205 listings are belts, about 115 are hoses, and about 105 are gaskets. Nearly all of the belts name a fan, so the fan figure above includes them. Hose titles often say which end they fit, as in "FOR HYSTER 1371401, HOSE - RADIATOR UPPER" or "For Yale 915379402, UPPER RADIATOR HOSE". More than half of the roughly 50 radiator caps list a pressure rating, like "FOR TOYOTA CAP - RADIATOR 13 LBS 16401-23000-71". Hoses and gaskets also have wider pages, forklift hoses and forklift seals and gaskets.

The exhaust side is about a quarter of the page, with roughly 380 listings that mention a muffler, exhaust or manifold. About 280 are mufflers and more than 50 are exhaust pipes or tubes, such as "FOR Komatsu 3EB-03-11211, Exhaust Pipe, Forklift". About 20 mention a manifold, but 18 of those are manifold gaskets and only two are manifolds. If the engine itself needs work, forklift engine parts is the bigger group.

Cooling and Exhaust Parts by Truck Make

Toyota has the most listings here, about 195. Next come Yale at about 170, Hyster at about 160 and Caterpillar at about 160. Nissan has about 145 and Clark about 105, then Komatsu at about 85 and Genie at about 75. Bobcat and Mitsubishi each have about 65, and TCM and Doosan Daewoo appear as well. Bobcat's listings include skid steer mufflers such as "FOR BOBCAT MUFFLER SKID STEER 7100840".

Finding a Forklift Radiator Replacement by Number

The part number is the quickest way in. Toyota numbers are dashed, and about 150 listings on this page carry a number ending in -71, for example "16410-U3160-71". Nissan numbers look like 21460-90H10, Komatsu like 3EB-04-A5410, and Yale and Hyster use plain digits.

A couple of radiator listings carry a note about an install kit, such as "FOR YALE RADIATOR MAY NEED SY97545 INSTL KIT 520035884". Read the full title for a kit number before you order. A few fans give a size in inches ("YALE FAN 15 INCH 582022881"), so measure the old one. If the part you want is not cooling related, the full catalog holds more than 45,000 parts for forklifts, aerial lifts, floor scrubbers, personnel carriers and pallet jacks.

Cooling and Exhaust FAQ

Are belts included on this page?

Yes. Fan belts are listed here for Toyota, Hyster and others, for instance "1377755 Fan Belt for Hyster Forklift". Search the belt number or your engine.

Is there anything here for equipment other than forklifts?

Yes, though forklifts dominate. There are Bobcat skid steer parts, some Genie and JLG listings, and about 25 Tennant floor scrubber listings, such as a vacuum fan gasket.