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Toyota Agya Cooling

Radiators, water pumps, and cooling system components specifically designed for the Toyota Agya. Quality Toyota Agya used spares with fast delivery across South Africa

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The Agya's 1KR-VE three-cylinder engine is modest in displacement but still demands reliable cooling to survive SA summer traffic crawls. Our toyota agya radiator and cooling-system range covers plastic-tank alloy radiators (used R750-R1,400, new aftermarket similar), electric cooling fans with integrated motors and controllers, thermostats (82°C opening), water pumps shared with the Aygo, coolant expansion tanks, radiator caps, complete hose sets (upper and lower) and temperature sensors for the ECU temperature readout. Common failures in this category include cracked plastic header tanks on radiators past 10 years of age, seized fan motors from dust ingress around bushveld-area drivers, and the occasional stuck-open thermostat causing slow warm-up and poor cabin-heater performance in winter. Gemini Parts supplies new aftermarket units. Coolant refill capacity is small at around 3.5 litres of long-life pre-mix, making full cooling-system service a cost-effective DIY job for weekend mechanics.

Cooling for Toyota Agya — Frequently Asked

How much is a Toyota Agya radiator?

Used Agya radiators from accident-damaged donor cars run R750-R1,400 at Caryota Spare in Cape Town. New aftermarket alloy radiators from Gemini Parts sit in similar price territory.

Is the Agya water pump shared with the Aygo?

Yes, the 1KR-VE water pump is identical between the Toyota Agya and the first-generation Toyota Aygo because both run the same three-cylinder 1.0-litre engine. This cross-compatibility broadens supply and keeps pricing competitive, typically R550-R950 for a new aftermarket unit.