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I cannot identify the correct coolant line/hose from “phot 120 dci 2006” alone. Most likely you mean a photo or a coolant hose for a 2006 Renault 1.9 dCi 120. In Renault documentation from that period, 1.9 dCi 120 appears on vehicles such as the Mégane and Espace, and the cooling hoses are different by exact vehicle model/code, even when the engine family is similar. (media.renault.at)
Key points
The main issue is ambiguity of identification. The phrase you wrote does not uniquely define:
For Renault vehicles, the same general engine family can appear in multiple cars, but the hose routing and part numbers depend on the chassis/model code. Parts catalogs for Renault Mégane II, for example, show the cooling system under a dedicated “Radiator hoses” section, and the catalog is indexed by model code, not just by engine power. (catcar.info)
If your vehicle is a 2006 Renault with 1.9 dCi 120, the hose you need is usually one of these categories:
This is why asking for “the coolant line” is too broad. On the Mégane II F9Q listing, several distinct cooling pipes are shown separately, so a seller or workshop cannot safely select the part from engine type alone. (7zap.com)
From an engineering perspective, the correct identification method is:
That avoids ordering the wrong molded hose, which is common because molded coolant hoses have:
For older Renault vehicles, current online parts catalogs still organize coolant parts by model code and subsystem, not by a generic “1.9 dCi 120 hose.” The accessible catalog views for Mégane II show this clearly, with cooling parts grouped under Cooling system → Radiator hoses and multiple separate hose items listed. (catcar.info)
Official Renault press material also confirms that the 1.9 dCi 120 engine was offered in that era on vehicles including the Mégane and Espace, which supports the conclusion that your query most likely refers to a Renault application rather than a unique standalone engine designation. (media.renault.at)
If you are trying to identify the hose by location, use this quick map:
| Hose/line type | Typical location | Function |
|---|---|---|
| Upper radiator hose | Top/front of engine to radiator | Hot coolant to radiator |
| Lower radiator hose | Bottom radiator to engine/water pump | Return coolant |
| Expansion tank hose | Small hose to reservoir | Bleed/expansion flow |
| Heater hose | Toward bulkhead/firewall | Cabin heater circuit |
| Pump inlet hose | Low/front side of engine | Feeds water pump |
| Bypass/connection hose | Around thermostat housing | Internal circulation |
On Renault parts listings for the Mégane II F9Q, the catalog names include RADIATOR INL TUBE, RADTR OUTLET TUBE, INLET PIPE PUMP, CONNECTION TUBE, OUTLET TUBE, WATER PIPE, and FLEXIBLE RESERVE. (7zap.com)
If by “phot” you meant photo, then the fastest way forward is for you to send:
Then I can help identify whether it is the upper hose, lower hose, heater hose, or expansion hose.
Please reply with one of these:
Exact vehicle
Example:
Which hose you need
Photo or VIN
Best practice
To identify it precisely, the next useful data would be:
Your query is too unclear to name one exact coolant line. For a 2006 Renault 1.9 dCi 120, the cooling system uses several different hoses, and Renault catalogs identify them by exact vehicle/model code, not just engine power. (catcar.info)
If you send me:
I can help you identify the correct coolant hose/line very accurately.