Mitsubishi Fuso Truck A/C Compressors

Which Mitsubishi Fuso truck A/C compressors are available?

This category gives heavy-truck distributors, importers and fleet maintenance buyers a focused route to aftermarket Mitsubishi Fuso A/C compressor supply. The current range covers an MK353901 10S11C assembly for Fuso Canter applications and a separate 10S15C configuration for Mitsubishi FUSO trucks. Both are complete R134a compressor assemblies with 24V clutches, but they must remain separate purchasing identities.

Why should buyers keep the 10S11C and 10S15C units separate?

The compressor family, pulley diameter and vehicle reference differ. Treating both units as one interchangeable Fuso compressor can create belt-alignment, bracket or hose-clearance problems during installation.

How should buyers identify the MK353901 Fuso Canter A/C compressor?

Use MK353901 together with the 10S11C body, single A-section pulley near 121 mm, 24V clutch and R134a application. Add the truck model, production information and clear photographs of the removed compressor. The label and front pulley view are useful, but a rear mounting view and hose-head photograph are also needed for a reliable wholesale quotation.

What if only the MK353901 number is available?

Ask the workshop for pulley, voltage, mounting and port photographs before approving a batch. An OE reference is a strong starting point, but it does not replace a physical comparison when a truck has been repaired or modified previously.

What defines the Mitsubishi FUSO 10S15C A/C compressor?

The second configuration uses a 10S15C compressor, single A-section pulley near 142 mm, 24V clutch and R134a. Because the available identity does not include a confirmed OE number, the RFQ should preserve the FUSO application and specification combination instead of assigning an unverified cross reference. This keeps the offer useful without overstating fitment.

Which measurements matter most for this 10S15C assembly?

Confirm pulley diameter and offset, mounting-ear spacing, connector position, suction and discharge port arrangement, and the relationship between the hose head and bracket.

Which Mitsubishi Fuso A/C compressor details prevent wrong orders?

A purchasing file should include the truck model, OE number when available, compressor family, clutch voltage, pulley profile and diameter, mounting geometry, port direction and connector style. Buyers should also compare the offered product image with the removed unit. Similar silver housings do not prove that the clutch, head or bracket interface is correct.

What should a fleet workshop photograph?

Provide straight front, rear, side and hose-head views. Include one image of the label and one view showing belt alignment before removal, especially when the previous compressor may not be original.

How should distributors control Mitsubishi Fuso compressor batches?

Approve one sample against the target vehicle and retain its label, dimensions, connector, pulley and port photographs. For repeat orders, compare incoming units with the approved sample record before releasing stock. Request quantity breaks, lead time, neutral or private-label packing, carton marks and a clear claims process as separate commercial terms.

What belongs in incoming inspection?

Check the product label, 24V connector, single-groove pulley, diameter, mounting feet, port caps, oil condition and carton identity. Quarantine any unit whose configuration differs from the approved sample.

How can Elecdurauto support Mitsubishi Fuso A/C compressor RFQs?

Elecdurauto can review aftermarket requirements for Mitsubishi Fuso truck distributors, fleet operators and repair networks. Send the MK353901 reference or 10S15C configuration, removed-unit photographs, truck information, required quantity, destination and packing requirements. The quotation can then separate confirmed fitment points from any item that still needs sample approval.

What helps Elecdurauto prepare a faster B2B quotation?

Include annual demand, first-order quantity, delivery country, preferred trade term, labeling needs and the technical checks your receiving team will use.