Truck and Bus Driveline and Chassis
Cab and Body Parts
Front and rear grille panels, doors and door hardware, mirrors, steps, bumper sections, mudguards, cab suspension parts, wipers and glass.
Features
- Panel fit varies by cab variant and build year, so the chassis number decides even where the part looks identical.
- Mirror arms and heads carry road approval marking, and the field of view requirement is part of the specification.
- Damaged steps, tread plates and grab handles are replaced at once rather than at the next service, because cab access is where drivers are hurt getting in and out of a loaded vehicle.
- Cab suspension bushes and shock absorbers change how the cab sits, and a sagging cab stresses door hinges and glass.
- Glass is supplied with the correct fitting kit, since the seal or bonding system differs between cab generations.
Specifications
| Figure | Typical range | Unit | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|---|
| Component | grille / door / mirror / step / bumper section / glass | Identifies the line. | |
| Cab variant | day cab / sleeper cab, from the chassis plate | Panel fit. | |
| Side | left hand / right hand | Avoids the most common ordering error. | |
| Colour or finish | primed / painted to code | Whether paint work is needed before fitting. |