Engine System Parts
Cylinder heads, gaskets, pistons, crankshafts, rods, camshafts, valves and filters for Toyota, Isuzu, Mitsubishi, Mazda, Nissan and Hyundai diesel engines.
Every Engine System Parts Reference We List
Each card shows the OEM number the part replaces. Minimum order is one piece per reference.

MAZDA BT50 Cylinder Head Gasket WL51-10-272
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ISUZU NPR 4BC2 4BD1 Cylinder Head Gasket 8941458391
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TOYOTA HILUX Auto Diesel Fuel Filter 23390-0L070
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ISUZU DMAX 4JJ1 4JK1 Fuel Filter 8981499820 8980363210
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MITSUBISHI 4D56 Piston MD103318
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HYUNDAI D4BB Piston 23410-42411
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Mazda BT50 Crankshaft WL01-11-300
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MITSUBISHI L200 4D56U CR 07-14 Connecting Rod 1115A035
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ISUZU NPR 600P 4KH1 4JH1 Connecting Rod 8973528901 8980126021
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ISUZU DMAX 4JJ1 EXHAUST VALVE 8980169740
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ISUZU 600P 4KH1 INLET VALVE 8971317291
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ISUZU 4HF1 Camshaft 8-97077-829-0 8-97077-830-0
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MITSUBISHI 4D34 Camshaft ME013677
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Toyota 2TR IN & EX Camshafts 13501-75060,13502-75070
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Toyota Hilux 2.4 TD 4WD 2L Engine Cylinder Head 11101-54121
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NISSAN Pickup 3.2L QD32 Cylinder Head 11039-VH002
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Toyota Hilux 3L Cylinder Head 11101-54131
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Excavator ISUZU NPR EX100-2 EX120-2 Cylinder Head 8-97144-821-1
View details →What Goes Wrong Without a Confirmed Reference
- Engine parts listed without the engine code arrive as the wrong variant and stop a rebuild.
- A single damaged component often forces a workshop to buy a whole kit it does not need.
- Heavy parts such as heads and crankshafts arrive damaged when they are not packed for sea freight.
Why Buyers Order This Category Here
- Listed by OEM number and engine family, not only by vehicle name
- Single piece minimum order so one rebuild can be supplied exactly
- Heads, gaskets, pistons, rods and bearings for one engine on one shipment
- Individually packed so machined surfaces survive export transit
Buyers This Category Is Built Around
- Machine shops that rebuild diesel engines
- Fleet workshops running pickups and light trucks
- Parts distributors stocking engine overhaul references
- Traders serving mining and agriculture fleets
Industries
Where These Parts Are Used
- Routine service on a diesel pickup fleet
- Replacing one damaged piston after a cooling failure
- Protecting common rail injection equipment in a market with variable fuel quality
- Head gasket replacement after an overheating failure
- Scheduled engine rebuild in a truck workshop
- Rebuilding a diesel pickup engine after ring failure
Reading Before You Order
How To Read and Verify an OEM Number Before You Order
Most wrong-part shipments start with an order placed on a vehicle name. This guide shows where the number is, how to read it and what to send a supplier.
Read →Product GuideBuying a Replacement Diesel Cylinder Head Without Guesswork
What to measure, what to ask and what to replace at the same time when a light truck or pickup head has to be changed.
Read →Maintenance GuideWhen To Change Fuel and Oil Filters in Hard Service
Service book intervals assume clean fuel and light duty. This guide explains how to set a realistic interval for pickups, light trucks and delivery motorcycles.
Read →Questions About Engine System Parts
What is the minimum order for engine system parts?
Are OEM numbers listed for every item?
Can this category ship together with other categories?
Is neutral packaging available?
Send Your List of Engine System Parts References
OEM numbers, photographs or a workshop parts list all work. Each line is matched and confirmed before a quote goes out.
