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Passenger Car Bus & Truck ADDRESS: SUYEONG-GU, MILLAK-DONG 126-11 CENTUM VISTA DONGWON 2-CHA, 204-304 PHONE: (82) 10 7695 1278, Website: http://foxtradekorea.com, EMAIL: [email protected] [SPARE PARTS] PASSENGER CAR RENAULT SAMSUNG BUS & TRUCK TATA DAEWOO TRUCK DAEWOO BUS HYUNDAI BUS & TRUCK GRANDBIRD & KIA BONGO III ADDRESS: SUYEONG-GU, MILLAK-DONG 126-11 CENTUM VISTA DONGWON 2-CHA, 204-304 PHONE: (82) 10 7695 1278, Website: http://foxtradekorea.com, EMAIL: [email protected] BRAND LOGO BRAND NAME MAIN PRODUCTS Radiator & Condenser & Rad Fan Motor Assy & A/C Fan HVCC HALLA VISTEON Motor Assy & Fan Clutch & A/C Filter & Compressor Assy & Motor Fan Heater & Heater Core Shock Absorber & Starter Motor & Alternator & Steering Gear Parts & Brake Pad & Shoe & Brake Caliper & Break MANDO+ Master System & Water Pump & Air Filter & Cabin Filter & Brake Disc, Drum Timing Belt & V-Belt & Auto Tensioner Bearing & Idle GATES Bearing Clutch Cover & Clutch Disc & Clutch Release Bearing & Clutch Kit & Cilynder-Clutch Master & Release & Brake VALEO Disc & Drum-Brake & Water Pump & Starter Motor & Alternator & Shock Absorber & Spark Plug Cable & Tesioner & Idler Bearing & Wheel Bearing & Wiper Blad Clutch Cover & Clutch Disc & Clutch Release Bearing & SECO Clutch Kit & Brake-Disc & Drum-Brake & CamShaft SANGSIN Brake Pad & Brake Shoe Tensioner Bearing & Idler Bearing & Water Pump & GMB Universal Joint Bearing & Fan Clutch Wheel Hub Bearing Hub Assy & Suspension Parts All (Tie ILJIN Rod End & Ball Joint Assy) KBC Ball Bearing Radiator & Condenser & Rad Fan Motor Assy & A/C Fan Motor Assy & Fan Clutch & A/C Filter & Compressor Assy DOOWON (BINGO) & Motor Fan Heater & Heater Core***(Pump Assy-Fuel Injection & Nozzle & Holder Assy-Injection) SHIN HAN Engine Valve (Exhaust/Intake) TCIC Brake Cylinder & Brake Master System Suspension Parts All (Tie Rod End Out & Ball Joint Assy-Inr & Ball Joint Upr/Low & Link A-Stabilizer & Arm Assy- CTR Control Upr/Low & Gear Assy-Bevel & Shaft Assy- Intermediate) DONGIL BELT Timing Belt & V-Belt PYUNG HWA Rubber Parts & Engine Mounting & Hose & Oil Seal Electric Item & Sensor Parts Item & Ignition Coil & DENSO PS Alternator & Starter KFM Engine Bearing Set (Connect Rod/Crankshaft) ADDRESS: SUYEONG-GU, MILLAK-DONG 126-11 CENTUM VISTA DONGWON 2-CHA, 204-304 PHONE: (82) 10 7695 1278, Website: http://foxtradekorea.com, EMAIL: [email protected] DONG YANG PISTON Engine Piston Spark-Plug & Glow-Plug & O2 Sensor-Exhaust Oxygen & NGK Exhaust Temperature Sensor & Air Heater Power Steering Oil Pump & Hydraulic Valve Aduster & YOUNGSHIN Adjuster Assy-Rocker Arm Lash Air Compressor & Air Condenser & Fan-Eng Cool & DELPHI Radiator & Electric Parts Items & Starter Motor & Alternator & Distributor & CV Joint Assy Pump Assy-Coolant (Pump Assy Water) Case-Assy-Fr (Pump JICO & JUNGIL Assy Oil) ENGINE PARTS ELECTRICAL PARTS 1. Piston Ring 1. Alternator 2. Piston Set 2. Starter 3. Cylinder Slave & Liner 3. Voltage Regulator 4. Engine Valve 4. Halogen Lamp And Bulb 5. Valve Guide 5. Switch 6. Metal Bearing (Main, Conrod) 6. Lamp (Head, Side, Fog) 7. Gasket (Head, Overhaul) 7. Gauge (Speed, Temp, Oil) FILTER AND PUMP BRAKE & CLUTCH SYSTEM 1. Oil (Lube, By Pass) 1. Brake Pad 2. Air And Fuel 2. Brake Shoe 3. Injection Filter 3. Brake Lining 4. Transmission 4. Brake Drum 5. Hydraulic 5. Clutch Disk & Cover 6. Water & Separator 6. Release Bearing For Clutch 7. Fuel Pump 7. Friction Materials TUNE UP KITS CABLES 1. Condenser 1. Brake 2. Ignition Coil 2. Clutch 3. Distributor Cap 3. Speed-Meter 4. Friction Materials 4. Battery 5. BOOSTER COOLING SYSTEM HYDRAULIC 1. Water Pump 1. Clutch Master Cylinder 2. Cooling Fan 2. Clutch Slave Cylinder 3. Radiator & Cap 3. Brake Master Cylinder 4. Thermostat 4. (1,2,3) Repair Kits RUBBER PARTS SUSPENSION PARTS 1. Fan Belt (Cog, Non-Cog Type) 1. Universal Joint ADDRESS: SUYEONG-GU, MILLAK-DONG 126-11 CENTUM VISTA DONGWON 2-CHA, 204-304 PHONE: (82) 10 7695 1278, Website: http://foxtradekorea.com, EMAIL: [email protected] 2. Radiator Hoses 2. Ball Joint 3. Hydraulic Hoses 3. Tie Rod End 4. Oil Hoses 4. Leaf Spring 5. Air Hoses 5. Coil Spring 6. Engine Mounting And Bushing 7. Oil Seal 8. Weather Strip 9. Tire & Tube BEARING 1. Ball And Idler Pulley Bearing 2. Ball Bearing Unit (Industrial) 3. Tensioner OEM AFTERMARKET BRAND BATTERY LUBRICANTS FILTER BRAKE CHASSIS CLUTCH ADDRESS: SUYEONG-GU, MILLAK-DONG 126-11 CENTUM VISTA DONGWON 2-CHA, 204-304 PHONE: (82) 10 7695 1278, Website: http://foxtradekorea.com, EMAIL: [email protected] ENGINE ELECTRIC FUEL A/C, COOLING ACCESSORY [TIRE] BRAND KUMHO TIRE NEXEN TIRE - Passenger Car - Passenger Car - SUV - SUV - VAN & Light Truck - VAN & Light Truck - Bus, Truck, Excavator HANKOOK TIRE - Passenger Car - SUV - VAN & Light Truck Bus, Truck, Excavator Best Partner For Your Business .
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