Chassis System Parts
Clutch, brake, steering and driveline parts for pickups, light trucks and commercial vehicles from Isuzu, Toyota, Mitsubishi, Hyundai, Hino and Mercedes-Benz.
Every Chassis System Parts Reference We List
Each card shows the OEM number the part replaces. Minimum order is one piece per reference.

ISUZU DMAX 4JH1 Hand Brake Cable 8980070110
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ISUZU NPR Rear Differential 8973675041 8973631010
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TOYOTA HILUX VIGO 5L 2KD Differential 41110-0K061
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ISUZU DMAX 2WD power Steering Rack 8979435201
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HYUNDAI ELANTRA Steering Rack 57700-2D000
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MITSUBISHI L200 Rear Brake Shoes MB618782
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ISUZU DMAX 4X2 Rear Brake Shoes 8973026350
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HINO Clutch Disc 31250-37170 TYD149U 31250-36521
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MERCEDES BENZ Clutch Disc 1878001747
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ISUZU FSR 6HH1 6BG1 Clutch Pressure Plate 1312203640 1312201580 ISC523 1312204470 1312203591 1312201820
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MITSUBISHI FUSO TRUCK Clutch Pressure Plate ME521150 ME521155
View details →What Goes Wrong Without a Confirmed Reference
- Clutch discs and pressure plates bought separately from different suppliers wear against each other.
- 2WD and 4WD variants of the same pickup take different steering and brake parts.
- A vehicle waiting on a differential or steering rack is a vehicle earning nothing.
Why Buyers Order This Category Here
- Matching clutch discs and pressure plates listed for the same vehicles
- Drive configuration stated so 2WD and 4WD parts are not confused
- Heavy assemblies packed individually for sea freight
- One piece minimum order across the range
Buyers This Category Is Built Around
- Fleet workshops maintaining pickups and light trucks
- Truck repair shops handling clutch and brake overhauls
- Distributors stocking chassis references for common Asian pickups
- Buyers consolidating chassis and engine parts in one order
Industries
Where These Parts Are Used
- Preparing a fleet vehicle for a roadworthiness inspection
- Replacing a leaking rack on a pickup
- Fleet repair after a differential failure on a loaded run
- Replacing a failed rear axle on a pickup
- Safety inspection repair on a pickup
- Rear brake service on a pickup fleet
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.
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Read →Questions About Chassis System Parts
What is the minimum order for chassis 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 Chassis System Parts References
OEM numbers, photographs or a workshop parts list all work. Each line is matched and confirmed before a quote goes out.
