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Created with Pixso. DZ14251290036 Left Rear Protect Panel Heavy Truck Original Spare Part Unit Spec

DZ14251290036 Left Rear Protect Panel Heavy Truck Original Spare Part Unit Spec

Brand Name: SHACMAN
Model Number: DZ14251290036
MOQ: 1
Price: Negotiable
Delivery Time: 35-55days
Detail Information
Place of Origin:
Shaanxi, China
Model NO.:
DZ14251290036
Size(mm):
820X580X120mm
Specification:
820x580x120mm
Origin:
China
Part No:
DZ14251290036
Size:
820x580x120mm
Side:
Left Rear
Type:
Protect Panel
Application:
Truck Rear Bodywork
Fitment:
SHACMAN Heavy Trucks
Part Type:
Rear Protect Panel
Position:
Left Rear
Part Number:
DZ14251290036
Condition:
New Original
Highlight:

DZ14251290036 Original

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Left Rear Position

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Stone and Mud Shield

Product Description

DZ14251290036 Original Left Rear Protect Panel

The DZ14251290036 is an original left rear protect panel for heavy trucks. It shields the rear bodywork and fittings from mud, stones and knocks thrown up on site roads, which is a great deal cheaper than repairing body panels and fittings every season.

Part Specifications

ItemSpecification
Part numberDZ14251290036
TypeLeft rear protect panel
PositionRear left bodywork
FitmentHeavy trucks
OriginShaanxi, China

Replacement Signs

  • Panel dented or deformed from stone impact.
  • Mounting clips broken so the panel rattles.
  • Paint removed and rust starting at the edge.
  • Panel cracked along a fixing line.
  • Fittings behind the panel exposed to spray.

Application

Fitted on heavy trucks working quarry, construction and bulk haulage routes where rear bodywork takes constant stone throw. Replace the clips with the panel to keep it seated flat.

Tell us your model and quantity and we will quote the panels with shipping.

Replace the seal strip behind the panel when it is compressed, since a vibrating panel wears through paint and starts a rust line along the cab edge.

Order the panel with its clips, because a panel that does not sit flat will flap at highway speed and crack around the fixings within a few months.