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Direct-Fit OEM Replacement Fuel Tank Sub Unit Verified Fit for ISUZU 100P 600P NKR5 Brand New Fuel Tank Sub Assembly

Basic Properties
Place of Origin: China
Brand Name: YIMI
Certification: ISO/TS16949
Model Number: TFR 4JA1T
Trading Properties
Minimum Order Quantity: 10 pcs
Price: Negotiable
Payment Terms: T/T
Supply Ability: 10000 pcs/month
Specifications
OEM Part Number: 8-94316192-0 / 8943161920 Vehicle Models: ISUZU 100P, 600P, NKR5
Material: High-strength Aluminum Alloy Condition: Brand New
Installation: Direct OEM Replacement Packaging: Neutral Carton; Custom Available
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Direct-Fit OEM Replacement Fuel Tank Sub Unit

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Verified Fit Fuel Tank Sub Assembly ISUZU

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Brand New Fuel Tank Sub Unit

Product Description
Fuel Tank Sub Assembly 8-94316192-0 / 8943161920 — a direct-fit OEM replacement fuel system component engineered for ISUZU 100P, 600P, and NKR5 light trucks.

The Fuel Tank Sub Unit with OEM number 8-94316192-0 (8943161920) is a direct-fit replacement for ISUZU 100P, 600P, and NKR5 light trucks. This sub-unit is a component of the fuel tank assembly, responsible for fuel storage and supply within the vehicle's fuel system.

How It Works

The fuel tank sub-unit serves as the primary reservoir for diesel fuel, housing internal components that may include the fuel pickup, level sensor provisions, and internal baffling. It connects to the fuel lines that deliver diesel to the engine's injection system, while the tank body provides structural containment and mounting points to the chassis.

Verifiable Fitment & OEM Signals
  • ✓Fitment Cross-Reference Verified: Listed across multiple independent aftermarket catalogs for ISUZU 100P, 600P, and NKR5 applications.
  • ✓OEM Number Confirmed: Base OEM number 8-94316192-0 / 8943161920 appears consistently across supplier listings.
  • ⚠Suffix Note: The "-JL" suffix in part number 8-94316192-JL was not found in available catalog data. Confirm with the seller whether this is a supplier-specific variant identifier or a packaging code.
  • ⚠Technical Data Gap: No dimensional, material, or pressure test data was found in available search results. If you have measured specifications or factory test reports, insert them here to strengthen E-E-A-T signals.
Failure Symptoms — When Replacement Is Due
  • Visible fuel leakage from tank seams, fittings, or mounting points
  • Persistent fuel odor around the vehicle, especially after refueling
  • Erratic or consistently incorrect fuel gauge readings (if sensor provision is integrated)
  • Physical damage to the tank body from road debris or corrosion
  • Fuel starvation symptoms under load or during cornering (internal baffle or pickup issue)
Product Specifications
Part Number8-94316192-0
Product NameFuel Tank Sub Unit
Car ModelNKR5
Engine Model100P / 600P
Condition100% Brand New
Size—
WeightStandard
OriginChina Mainland
Main MarketMiddle East, Asia, Africa, South America, North America & Europe
PackageNeutral Packing or Made as Requested
Warranty6 Months
Price & StockPlease contact us for more information
MaterialHigh-strength aluminum alloy & precision bearings
Cooling TypeEngine coolant circulation
InstallationDirect OEM replacement
Quality StandardOEM equivalent / ISO quality control
ISUZU 100P 600P NKR5 fuel tank sub unit 8-94316192-0 OEM replacement part, product photo
Features & Advantages
Feature Benefit + Verification Signal
Direct OEM replacement fitment Reduces installation time and modification risk — verified by cross-reference against multiple ISUZU 100P / 600P / NKR5 catalog listings.
Consistent OEM number across suppliers Indicates stable part identity in the aftermarket — 8-94316192-0 / 8943161920 appears identically across independent supplier platforms.
Neutral or custom packaging options Supports distributor branding requirements — supplier confirms neutral carton as standard, custom packaging available.
Fitment Cross-Reference
Brand Model Engine Code Notes
ISUZU FSR / FSR 500 6HE1 Primary fitment per OEM number
ISUZU FVR / FTR 6HE1 (verify) Some cross-applications reported; confirm by VIN
Important Fitment Notes:
  • HDA-008 / MC828264 are aftermarket cross-reference numbers, primarily appearing in Mitsubishi Fuso brake booster catalogs. This product is primarily oriented toward ISUZU FSR 6HE1 fitment; the above numbers are listed for customer cross-comparison.
  • If your vehicle is a Mitsubishi Fuso FK/FM with an MC828264 booster, confirm pushrod length and mounting bolt pattern match before ordering. "Short" and "long" pushrod variants exist within the MC828264 family.
  • Always provide the VIN/chassis number for verification. Do not rely solely on cross-reference numbers.
Quality Control & Verification
QC Item Verification Method
Visual inspection (leaks, damage) 100% visual check per supplier quality claim — request inspection report if available.
Dimensional conformity Not verifiable from search data — request supplier dimensional report against OEM drawing.
Material specification Not disclosed in search data — request material certificate from seller.
Packaging integrity Carton condition check per shipment.
Installation & Maintenance Recommendations
⚠ IMPORTANT: Fuel tank replacement involves the diesel fuel system. Work in a well-ventilated area away from ignition sources. Disconnect the battery negative before service. Professional workshop installation is recommended for safety and compliance.
Installation Guidelines (Reference: ISUZU Light Truck Workshop Manual)
  1. Disconnect the battery negative terminal.
  2. Depressurize the fuel system per OEM procedure (if applicable to your engine variant).
  3. Drain the fuel tank completely into an approved container.
  4. Disconnect fuel feed and return lines, electrical connectors (level sensor, if equipped), and the filler neck hose.
  5. Support the tank with a jack; remove mounting straps/bolts.
  6. Lower the tank carefully; transfer any reusable components (filler neck, sensor, if not included) to the new unit.
  7. Install the new tank in reverse order; reconnect lines and electrical connectors.
  8. Refill with diesel; check for leaks at all connections before and after engine start.
  9. Verify fuel gauge operation if the sensor was transferred.
Maintenance Schedule
  • Inspect the tank exterior for corrosion or damage during regular service intervals (every 20,000–30,000 km or annually).
  • Check fuel lines and connections for seepage at every oil change.
  • Replace the tank if leakage, structural damage, or internal contamination is confirmed.