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Universal Joints
05 Jan 2021 09:00 #231512
by Bosanek
Replied by Bosanek on topic Universal Joints
Has anyone used the "new / revised" original Suzuki universal joint part number 27200-83813?
Which markings does it have on its body and caps and does it have a grease nipple?
The part number 27200-83812 has been used by Suzuki for several decades (ever since the 1990s for some Samurais and Vitaras, and then for almost all Jimnys 3).
Now I see that P.N. 27200-83812 has been marked as "deprecated" in Suzuki part catalogues and 27200-83813 is listed as being the current "official" original unversal joint. The "old" P.N. was actually Koyo KC1518CC-1, without a grease nipple.
Which markings does it have on its body and caps and does it have a grease nipple?
The part number 27200-83812 has been used by Suzuki for several decades (ever since the 1990s for some Samurais and Vitaras, and then for almost all Jimnys 3).
Now I see that P.N. 27200-83812 has been marked as "deprecated" in Suzuki part catalogues and 27200-83813 is listed as being the current "official" original unversal joint. The "old" P.N. was actually Koyo KC1518CC-1, without a grease nipple.
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05 Jan 2021 09:44 #231515
by Lambert
Temeraire (2018 quasar grey automatic)
R.E.D Retired Extremely Dangerous
Bellerophon (2024 grello van) daily dose of disappointment.
Replied by Lambert on topic Universal Joints
I don't know for certain but often a new parts number will be associated with a different oem supplier?
Temeraire (2018 quasar grey automatic)
R.E.D Retired Extremely Dangerous
Bellerophon (2024 grello van) daily dose of disappointment.
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09 Jan 2021 21:00 #231645
by Bosanek
Replied by Bosanek on topic Universal Joints
Either that or a revised technical specification which is usually backwards compatible with the older revisions. For example they might have added a grease nipple in the new part number.
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