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Use your vehicle make as a starting point, then identify the model, engine and part reference for a more precise enquiry.

VEHICLE APPLICATIONS

Choose a brand to enquire about.

These names help organise your enquiry. Compatibility and availability are checked for each individual part.

JAC

Identify the model, year and engine version for your JAC parts enquiry.

FOTON

Identify the model, year and engine version for your FOTON parts enquiry.

JMC

Identify the model, year and engine version for your JMC parts enquiry.

CHERY

Identify the model, year and engine version for your CHERY parts enquiry.

ZXAUTO

Identify the model, year and engine version for your ZXAUTO parts enquiry.

DFSK

Identify the model, year and engine version for your DFSK parts enquiry.

CHANGAN

Identify the model, year and engine version for your CHANGAN parts enquiry.

MAXUS

Identify the model, year and engine version for your MAXUS parts enquiry.

SINOTRUK

Identify the model, year and engine version for your SINOTRUK parts enquiry.

GWM

Identify the model, year and engine version for your GWM parts enquiry.

Vehicle names are used for identification only. No manufacturer affiliation or universal model compatibility is implied.

Technician inspecting engine components

FITMENT FIRST

Model details matter.

Vehicles with the same model name can use different components. Production year, engine version, body configuration and the original part reference all help narrow down the correct application.

If the label is unclear, describe the component and mention any measurements or photographs you can provide. Confirm the final specification before ordering.

HELP WITH IDENTIFICATION

Frequently asked questions.

Can I enquire without an OE number?

Yes. Start with the part name and your vehicle details. Mention whether you can provide photographs, a casting reference or measurements for a follow-up fitment check.

Does a listed brand mean every model is covered?

No. A brand is an enquiry starting point. The exact part, vehicle application and availability must be confirmed individually.

What if my vehicle brand is not listed?

Use the contact form to describe your vehicle and part requirement. Include the reference details you have so the enquiry can be assessed.

START AN ENQUIRY

Tell us which parts you need.

Start with a part name, OE reference or a short description of your requirement.

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