Diesel component rebuilding in Victoria

Start with the component and its condition

Identify the component, the vehicle or equipment it came from, and the problem you are trying to solve. A part number or identification plate can help establish the assembly. Photos may help explain visible damage when you contact Clive.

Tell him whether the component is still fitted, already removed or partly dismantled. Keep any available service records and details of previous repairs with the enquiry.

Repair, rebuild or another option

The condition of the part, the fault and parts availability affect the options. Discuss assessment and rebuilding suitability before arranging delivery or approving work. A rebuild is not automatically the right answer for every failed part.

Clive can discuss the work required and the next step. Any scope, pricing and timing are confirmed for the actual job rather than assumed from a website illustration.

Information for the assessment

• Component name, make, model and part number if available.
• Vehicle or machine details and the failure symptoms.
• Whether the component is fitted, removed or partly dismantled.
• Available service records and details of associated parts.
• Current location and when the equipment or component is needed.

Complete assemblies in three dimensions

The assembly gallery shows ten complete assemblies and machines, including a full engine and transmission. The models are illustrative examples. Discuss service suitability for your equipment directly with Clive.

Call Clive to discuss your component and its condition. See the dedicated truck transmission page for truck shifting and drive concerns.

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