Use the nameplate, transmission code, OE/OEM reference and vehicle details together before requesting a gearbox quotation.
A B2B checklist for identifying a Chinese vehicle transmission by nameplate, transmission code, OE/OEM reference, VIN and vehicle details.
Send one clear photo showing the complete nameplate and another showing where it is mounted. The transmission code or supplier code is usually more useful than a general vehicle description.
Include the vehicle brand, model, model year, engine or engine code, drive layout and VIN when available. A model name alone may cover more than one transmission version.
Add the OE/OEM reference plus clear photos of the old unit, casing, connectors and mounting points. Treat the model name as a search clue, not final fitment evidence.
A VIN is useful, but a nameplate or old-unit photo may still be required when the vehicle record does not identify the exact transmission specification.
It is a strong reference when verified, but vehicle and photo evidence should still be checked when multiple variants or uncertain cross-references exist.
Use the nameplate, transmission code, OE/OEM reference and vehicle details together before requesting a gearbox quotation.
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