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orjinautomotive.com 1 DACIA DACIA DACIA 1000 – 1410 (1985-1995) 1 00195 2 02716 2 02716 1 00195 Old Old Ref CODE Description OE – Number OE – Number FEATURES Ref CODE Description OE – Number OE – Number FEATURES code code M10x1,25-Male- M14x1,5- DA148 00195 Tie rod end 6001546523 - - 02716 Axial joint X00037 - 1 M14x1,5-105mm 2 M12x1-195 mm 2 DACIA DACIA 1300 (12/1972 - 05/1983) DACIA 1300 STATION WAGON (12/1972 - 05/1983) 5 01044 1 01037 1 01037 4 01194 4 01194 7 01041 6 01040 6 01040 8 01193 8 01193 Old Old Ref CODE Description OE – Number OE – Number FEATURES Ref CODE Description OE – Number OE – Number FEATURES code code Control arm 4 01194 Ball joint 7701455905 7701468821 M12x1,25 1 RN003 01037 7700562943 7701590974 150,5 mm complete 5 01044 Bushing 7700514109 7704001601 - Control arm 7700562943 Control arm RN002 01036 - 150,5 mm 6 01040 7701552545 7702252969 Upper 2 w/o ball joint Part of complete 01041 Bushing 7700514110 Control arm 7701552545 306 mm 7 3 RN007 01039 - w/o ball joint Part of UPPER 8 01193 Ball joint 7701460885 Upper orjinautomotive.com 3 DACIA DACIA DOKKER (11/2012-->) DACIA DOKKER VAN (Express) (12/2012-->) 1 00182 2 05009 2 05009 1 00182 3 00183 5 03548 5 03548 4 00184 11 03756 6 03542 7 03543 10 03549 10 03549 Old Old Ref CODE Description OE – Number OE – Number FEATURES Ref CODE Description OE – Number OE – Number FEATURES code code M8x1,25-74 Control arm 1 DA136 00182 Stabilizer link 6001547138 8200277960 mm 6 - 03542 complete-L 545010294R 545011727R Ø18-308 mm Stabilizer - 03543 Control arm 545004529R 545007106R 308 mm 2 - 05009 mounting 6001547140 6001549311 - 7 complete-R M10x1,25- Control arm 545010294R Female- 8 - 03544 w/o ball joint-L Part of - 308 mm 3 DA139-L 00183 Tie rod end-L 6001547610 485202867R M14x1,5-213 mm - 03545 Control arm 545004529R - 308 mm M10x1,25- 9 w/o ball joint-R Part of Female- 4 DA139-R 00184 Tie rod end-R 6001547611 485200410R M14x1,5-213 mm 545004529R 10 - 03549 Ball Joint Part of - Ø18 M14x1,5- 5 - 03548 Axial joint 485213172R - M14x1,5-193 mm 11 - 03756 Bushing 6640096299 545011727R - 4 DACIA DACIA DUSTER (04/2010-->) 1 02757 1 02757 2 02758 3 02759 4 02760 4 02760 10 02737 5 02761 6 02762 9 02763 9 02763 12 05402 12 05402 12 05402 13 03747 14 03748 15 05403 4X4 WITHOUT ABS 11 02427 11 02427 17 05843 16 05842 Old OE – Old OE – Ref CODE Description OE – Number FEATURES Ref CODE Description OE – Number FEATURES code Number code Number - 02757 Stabilizer link 8200814411 - M10x1,5-294 Control arm 545001535R 1 mm 8 - 02743 w/o ball joint-R Part of 545006542R 272,2 mm M10x1,25-Male- 9 - 02763 Ball joint 401602308R - M12x1,25 2 - 02758 Tie rod end-L 8201108332 - M14x1,5-220 mm 545006542R 10 - 02737 Bushing Part of 545006542R - M10x1,25-Male- 3 - 02759 Tie rod end-R 8201108339 - M14x1,5-220 11 - 02427 Bushing 6001549988 8200287912 - mm M14x1,5- 12 - 05402 Bushing 8200839121 - - 4 - 02760 Axial joint 8201108350 - M16x1,5- 400 mm- 205 mm 13 - 03747 Track rod 8200839124 - 14.2-40 mm Control arm M12x1,25- 5 - 02761 545016746R 545019969R 465 mm- complete-L 331,2 mm 14 - 03748 Track rod 8200839119 - 14.2-40 mm Control arm M12x1,25- 6 - 02762 complete-R 545001535R 545006542R 331,2 mm 15 - 05403 Track rod 551209341R - - Control arm 545016746R 16 - 05842 Track rod - L 551119305R - - 7 - 02742 545019969R 272,2 mm w/o ball joint-L Part of 17 - 05843 Track rod - R 551107894R - - orjinautomotive.com 5 DACIA DACIA LODGY (03/2012-->) 1 00182 1 00182 2 05009 2 05009 3 00183 5 03548 5 03548 4 00184 11 03756 6 03542 7 03543 10 03549 10 03549 Old Old Ref CODE Description OE – Number OE – Number FEATURES Ref CODE Description OE – Number OE – Number FEATURES code code M8x1,25-74 Control arm 1 DA136 00182 Stabilizer link 6001547138 8200277960 mm 6 - 03542 complete-L 545010294R 545011727R Ø18-308 mm Stabilizer - 03543 Control arm 545004529R 545007106R 308 mm 2 - 05009 mounting 6001547140 6001549311 - 7 complete-R M10x1,25- - 03544 Control arm 545010294R - 308 mm DA139-L 00183 Tie rod end-L 6001547610 485202867R Female- 8 w/o ball joint-L Part of 3 M14x1,5-213 mm Control arm 545004529R M10x1,25- 9 - 03545 w/o ball joint-R Part of - 308 mm Female- 4 DA139-R 00184 Tie rod end-R 6001547611 485200410R M14x1,5-213 mm 10 - 03549 Ball Joint 545011727R - Ø18 M14x1,5- 5 - 03548 Axial joint 485213172R - M14x1,5-193 mm 11 - 03756 Bushing 6640096299 545011727R - 6 DACIA DACIA LOGAN (09/2004-->) DACIA LOGAN Pick-up (03/2008-->) DACIA LOGAN MCV (04/2007-->) DACIA LOGAN VAN (EXPRESS) (03/2009-->) 1 00182 2 05009 2 05009 1 00182 3 00183 5 00185 5 00185 4 00184 11 00190 6 00188 7 00189 10 01195 10 01195 12 02427 12 02427 Rear Axle Rear Axle Old Old Ref CODE Description OE – Number OE – Number FEATURES Ref CODE Description OE – Number OE – Number FEATURES code code M8x1,25- Control arm 1 DA136 00182 Stabilizer link 6001547138 8200277960 74 mm 6 DA143-L 00188 complete-L 6001547520 545019294R 308 mm Stabilizer 2 - 05009 6001547140 6001549311 - Control arm mounting 7 DA143-R 00189 complete-R 6001547519 545004269R 308 mm M10x1,25- Control arm 545011362R Female- 8 - 00186 545019294R 308 mm 3 DA139-L 00183 Tie rod end-L 6001547610 485202867R M14x1,5-213 w/o ball joint-L Part of mm Control arm 545000794R M10x1, 9 - 00187 w/o ball joint-R Part of 545004269R 308 mm DA139-R 00184 Tie rod end-R 6001547611 485200410R 25-Female- 4 M14x1,5-213 10 - 01195 Ball joint 401604793R - Ø18 mm 11 DA144 00190 Bushing 6040002245 6040096299 - M14x1,5- 5 DA140 00185 Axial joint 6001547606 6001550441 M12x1-191,5 - 02427 Bushing 6001549988 8200287912 - mm 12 orjinautomotive.com 7 DACIA DACIA LOGAN II (10/2012-->) DACIA LOGAN MCV II (02/2013-->) 1 00182 1 00182 2 05009 2 05009 3 00183 5 03548 5 03548 4 00184 12 03756 6 03542 7 03543 10 03549 10 03549 11 02427 11 02427 Old Old Ref CODE Description OE – Number OE – Number FEATURES Ref CODE Description OE – Number OE – Number FEATURES code code 1 DA136 00182 Stabilizer link 6001547138 8200277960 M8x1,25-74 mm Control arm 6 - 03542 complete-L 545010294R 545011727R Ø18-308 mm Stabilizer 2 - 05009 6001547140 6001549311 - mounting Control arm 7 - 03543 545004529R 545007106R 308 mm M10x1,25- complete-R Female- 3 DA139-L 00183 Tie rod end-L 6001547610 485202867R Control arm 545010294R M14x1,5-213 8 - 03544 - 308 mm mm w/o ball joint-L Part of Control arm 545004529R M10x1,25- 9 - 03545 - 308 mm Female- w/o ball joint-R Part of 4 DA139-R 00184 Tie rod end-R 6001547611 485200410R M14x1,5-213 545004529R mm 10 - 03549 Ball Joint Part of - Ø18 M14x1,5- 11 - 02427 Bushing 6001549988 8200287912 - 5 - 03548 Axial joint 485213172R - M14x1,5-193 mm 12 - 03756 Bushing 6640096299 545011727R - 8 DACIA DACIA PICK-UP (2003-->) 1 00195 2 00197 2 00197 1 00195 6 01041 3 01040 3 01040 5 01193 5 01193 Old Old Ref CODE Description OE – Number OE – Number FEATURES Ref CODE Description OE – Number OE – Number FEATURES code code Control arm M12x1.25-240,5 M10x1,25-Male- 3 RN008 01040 complete 7701552545 7702252969 mm 1 DA148 00195 Tie rod end 6001546523 - M14x1,5-105 mm Control arm 4 RN007 01039 w/o ball joint 7701552545 M14x1,5- 5 RN253 01193 Ball joint 7701455906 7701468820 M12x1,25 2 DA150 00197 Axial joint 6001548425 - M12x1-201,5 mm 6 RN009 01041 Bushing 7700514110 7705040000 - orjinautomotive.com 9 DACIA DACIA SANDERO (06/2008-->) 2 05009 2 05009 1 00182 1 00182 3 00183 5 00185 5 00185 4 00184 11 00190 10 01195 6 00188 7 00189 10 01195 17 03756 13 02425 14 02426 10 01195 10 01195 12 02427 12 02427 10 DACIA DACIA SANDERO (06/2008-->) Old Old Ref CODE Description OE – Number OE – Number FEATURES Ref CODE Description OE – Number OE – Number FEATURES code code Control arm 545000794R 1 DA136 00182 Stabilizer link 6001547138 8200277960 M8x1,25-74 mm 9 DA142-R 00187 w/o ball joint-R Part of - 308 mm Stabilizer 8200298454 - 05009 6001547140 6001549311 - RN256 01195 Ball joint 401604793R Ø18 2 mounting 10 Part of M10x1,25- Female- 11 DA144 00190 Bushing 6040002245 6040096299 - 3 DA139-L 00183 Tie rod end-L 6001547610 485202867R M14x1,5-213 mm - 02427 Bushing 6001549988 8200287912 - M10x1,25- 12 DA139-R 00184 Tie rod end-R 6001547611 485200410R Female- 4 M14x1,5-213 Control arm mm 13 - 02425 complete-L X00029 - Ø18-141,5 mm M14x1,5- Control arm 5 DA140 00185 Axial joint 6001547606 6001550441 M12x1-191,5 14 - 02426 X00030 - Ø18-141,5 mm mm complete-R Control arm Control arm X00029 DA143-L 00188 6001547520 545019294R 308 mm 15 - 02428 - 141,5 mm 6 complete-L w/o ball joint-L Part of Control arm Control arm X00030 DA143-R 00189 6001547519 545004269R 308 mm 16 - 02429 - 141,5 mm 7 complete-R w/o ball joint-R Part of X00029 DA142-L 00186 Control arm 545011362R - 308 mm - 03756 Bushing - - 8 w/o ball joint-L Part of 17 Part of orjinautomotive.com 11 DACIA DACIA SANDERO II (01/2013-->) 1 00182 1 00182 2 05009 2 05009 3 00183 4 00184 5 03548 5 03548 11 03756 6 03542 7 03543 10 03549 10 03549 12 02427 12 02427 Rear Axle Rear Axle Old Old Ref CODE Description OE – Number OE – Number FEATURES Ref CODE Description OE – Number OE – Number FEATURES code code 1 DA136 00182 Stabilizer link 6001547138 8200277960 M8x1,25-74 mm Control arm 6 - 03542 complete-L 545010294R 545011727R Ø18-308 mm Stabilizer 2 - 05009 mounting 6001547140 6001549311 - Control arm 7 - 03543 complete-R 545004529R 545007106R 308 mm M10x1,25- Female- Control arm 545010294R 3 DA139-L 00183 Tie rod end-L 6001547610 485202867R M14x1,5-213 8 - 03544 w/o ball joint-L Part of - 308 mm mm Control arm 545004529R - 03545 - 308 mm M10x1,25- 9 w/o ball joint-R Part of Female- 4 DA139-R 00184 Tie rod end-R 6001547611 485200410R 545004529R M14x1,5-213 - 03549 Ball Joint 545011727R Ø18 mm 10 Part of M14x1,5- 11 - 03756 Bushing 6640096299 545011727R - 5 - 03548 Axial joint 485213172R - M14x1,5-193 mm 12 - 02427 Bushing 6001549988 8200287912 - 12 DACIA DACIA SOLENZA (02/2003-03/2005) 1 00195 2 00196 2 00196 1 00195 All Power Str.
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