Product #6151HONDA ESTATE,1998-2001 B18C4 RADIATORTechnical details →01Application CoveragePassenger vehicles, European trucks and off-highway machinery
02OEM / ODM SupportCooling products developed around customer references and programs
03Quality SystemsProcess control guided by IATF 16949:2016 requirements
PRODUCT RANGE
Cooling Products for Demanding Applications
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ENGINEERING & QUALITY
Improving OEM Designs Through Engineering Innovation
KVR combines product development, manufacturing control and responsive service to support stable cooling performance in real operating conditions.
- Radiators, intercoolers, heater cores and hydraulic oil coolers
- Product development for passenger, commercial and off-highway vehicles
- OEM / ODM cooperation with international product support
VEHICLE APPLICATIONS
Built for the Vehicles That Keep Industries Moving
Explore cooling solutions for passenger and light commercial vehicles, European trucks, construction machinery and agricultural equipment.
CATALOGUE HIGHLIGHTS
Featured Cooling Products
Selected products from the current KVR catalogue, with searchable references and vehicle applications.
Product #6151HONDA ESTATE,1998-2001 B18C4 RADIATORTechnical details →
Product #6734TOYOTA PUICKUP,2005-15 2KD-FTV CONDENSERTechnical details →
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News, Products & Exhibitions
Company updates, product information and international exhibition news.
Key Points for Inspecting Loose or Damaged Intercooler Pipe Connections.
The intercooler is a critical component in the intake system of turbocharged or supercharged engines. Its primary function is to cool the intake air after it has been heated by the compressor, thereby increasing air density and improving engine combustion efficiency and power output. The intercooler is typically connected to the compressor outlet and the engine intake manifold via rubber or silicone piping. Loose or damaged pipe connections are common causes of boost pressure leaks, leading to reduced engine performance, increased fuel consumption, and even illuminated warning lights. This article outlines a systematic approach to inspecting the condition of intercooler pipe connections, helping vehicle owners and technicians quickly identify and prevent such issues.
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A Guide to Fixed & Variable Displacement Auto AC Compressors
Within an automotive air conditioning system, the compressor is the core component that drives the refrigeration cycle. Its primary function is to compress low-temperature, low-pressure gaseous refrigerant into a high-temperature, high-pressure state, enabling it to release heat in the condenser. The technical type of compressor directly impacts the system's efficiency, energy consumption, and cabin comfort. Currently, the main categories are Fixed Displacement Compressors and Variable Displacement Compressors. Understanding the distinction between them is essential for selecting the most appropriate and efficient replacement part for a vehicle.
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KVR to Make Its Frankfurt Debut at Automechanika Frankfurt 2026
KVR is pleased to announce its first participation in Automechanika Frankfurt 2026, one of the world’s leading trade fairs for the automotive aftermarket, taking place in Frankfurt, Germany, from September 8–12, 2026.
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