Toyota Forklift Radiators

A Toyota forklift radiator number is short enough to remember once you see the pattern: 29 of the 55 listings here carry a number that begins 16410. Core radiators, complete assemblies, the hoses that connect them and four radiator caps share this page, and the number family is the first clue to which one you are looking at.

Nearly all of this is aftermarket. 53 of the 55 titles say "for Toyota," which marks a radiator, cap or hose from another maker, and the Toyota name and number are included so you can match it to the radiator you took out. About 30 titles open with "FOR," and the rest, like "Radiator Toyota Part # 16410-U3360-71 -NEW," just put the name and number up front.

Toyota Forklift Radiator Types

The core radiators come first. Examples include "Radiator Toyota Part # 16410-23610-71" and "FOR TOYOTA 16410U220071, RADIATOR - ALUMINUM." Three listings say aluminum in the title, and one says "COPPER/BRASS," so the material is a detail to check against your old radiator. Six end in "-NEW," as in "Radiator Toyota Part # 16410-U2170-71 -NEW."

Most assemblies carry a different number. "FOR TOYOTA RADIATOR ASSEMBLY 16420-U3500-71" and "16420-u2170-71 Radiator Assembly for Toyota Forklift" start 16420, and "FOR TOYOTA RADIATOR ASSEMBLY 16460-U2230-71" starts 16460. One assembly names its trucks, the 8FD30 and 8FDN30 ATM, and a radiator listing reads "FOR Toyota ZS1550322, RADIATOR, 42-6FGCU25."

Upper and Lower Radiator Hoses

Thirteen listings are hoses, and the pairs are easy to read. "16511-12800-71 UPPER RADIATOR HOSE FOR TOYOTA" and "16512-12800-71 LOWER RADIATOR HOSE FOR TOYOTA" differ by one digit, and so do 16511-12620-71 and 16512-12620-71. The 16571 and 16572 pair works the same way, with 16571 as the upper hose and 16572 as the lower. About 7 titles say lower and 4 say upper, so check which end of the radiator your hose is on.

Four listings mention a cap, so look through the titles for "CAP" if the radiator cap is what failed. For more hoses, the forklift hoses page lists about 940 across makes.

Finding a Toyota Forklift Radiator by Number

Search the full number as printed. About 50 listings have a number that ends in -71, and a few have no ending at all, such as "Radiator Toyota Part # 16410-23630" beside "Radiator Toyota Part # 16410-23630-71." Letters inside the number matter, so U2201 and U2200 are two different radiators. A few numbers run together with no dashes, like 16410U220071.

If the old radiator has lost its tag, tell us the truck's model, engine and a description of the core, and phone (708) 507-0707, Monday to Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Central. A model code such as 42-6FGCU25 narrows it, since it is named in at least one listing.

Radiators for Other Makes

One listing names other makes. It reads "Forklift Radiator FOR Toyota FOR Caterpillar FOR Mitsubishi 16410-U2201-71 16410U220171," so the same radiator may turn up on the Mitsubishi forklift parts and Caterpillar pages. If your fleet has other makes, the radiators pages for Nissan, Yale and Hyster list about 45, 47 and 39, and the general forklift radiators page lists about 340.

The Toyota water pumps page lists about 40, which belong to the same cooling circuit. From there the Toyota forklift parts page sorts the rest.

What Usually Fails in the Cooling System

Overheating can come from the radiator, a hose, the cap or the water pump, so it's hard to say from a distance. A hose is the simplest of those to inspect, and the 13 hose listings above are the first place to look if the leak is at a joint. A radiator with a damaged core is a different job.

Toyota Forklift Radiator FAQ

Do I need the upper or the lower hose?

It depends on where the old one connects. The title says "UPPER" or "LOWER," and the number changes by one digit between the two.

Are aluminum and copper radiators both available?

Three listings say aluminum and one says copper/brass. Most give no material, so compare the number.