A clutch enquiry can look straightforward until two similar parts turn out to have different references or installation details. For workshops, parts shops and distributors, the useful first step is to organise the evidence before requesting a quotation. A product photograph helps explain the request, but it does not establish compatibility on its own.
Start with the catalogue references
PEIDD lists a clutch kit under references 9P2-7563-DB and JP2-7550-AA, with JMC Vigus3 / Yuhu 3 Pickup named in the catalogue description. Treat this as a reference for an enquiry, rather than confirmation that the item fits every vehicle carrying those model names.
Copy the numbers exactly as shown on the old component, packaging or available paperwork. Keep photographs of the markings alongside your written request. If the numbers differ from the catalogue, highlight the difference instead of assuming that one reference replaces another.
Add the vehicle and installation details
Include the vehicle model, production year, engine information and transmission details you know. Explain whether the request concerns an existing repair, a replacement for a previously supplied item or a stock enquiry for several vehicles. Where information is missing, mark it as unknown so the supplier can identify what needs checking.
If a VIN is requested to support the review, share it privately. Do not put vehicle identification details in a public social media comment. Final application matching still needs confirmation against the specific vehicle and part.
Make photographs useful for comparison
Send clear, unedited photographs of the old assembly, visible labels and relevant mounting or connection details. Photograph both sides where practical. If measurements are available, show the measurement points and units clearly rather than sending an unexplained number.
The catalogue photograph can be used to discuss what you are looking at. It cannot confirm dimensions, internal specifications or the exact contents of the item that will be supplied. Ask the supplier to confirm the included components before you approve an order.
Keep the commercial request separate from fitment
State the required quantity and destination country. For a mixed order, use one line per item and connect each photograph to the correct line. Include any required delivery date as a request to discuss, not an assumed commitment.
Before confirming, review the agreed reference, application, kit contents, quantity, packaging, price, availability, lead time and shipping terms in writing. A displayed catalogue price or an earlier conversation is not a confirmed quotation for a new order.
Send a complete enquiry
Browse the PEIDD catalogue at https://peidd.com/ and use the enquiry option on the relevant product page. You can also contact the official Peidd.com Facebook Page privately. Send the reference, available vehicle details, photographs, quantity and destination together. These details provide a starting point for review; fitment, availability, pricing and shipping remain subject to confirmation.