This genuine Iveco 42542129 hexagonal head screw is specifically designed for securing the stabilizer bar in various Iveco models. With a thread diameter of 16mm, a length of 120mm, and a 1.5mm thread pitch, this high-quality screw weighs 0.23 kg and ensures reliable and stable performance. It is an essential component for maintaining the structural integrity and stability of the vehicle's suspension system. Confirmed fitment for Iveco Daily, Massif, Eurocargo, Stralis, and Trakker series.
Iveco, an acronym for Industrial Vehicles Corporation, was founded in 1975 through the merger of five European companies: Fiat Veicoli Industriali (Italy), Lancia Veicoli Speciali (Italy), OM (Italy), Unic (France), and Magirus-Deutz (Germany). Headquartered in Turin, Italy, Iveco is a global leader in the design, manufacturing, and marketing of a wide range of light, medium, and heavy commercial vehicles, as well as buses and special vehicles. It operates as a subsidiary of CNH Industrial.
The company's product portfolio includes the Daily light commercial vehicle, the Eurocargo medium-duty truck, and the Stralis and Trakker heavy-duty trucks. While primarily known for its on-road vehicles, Iveco also produces engines for various industrial and agricultural applications through its FPT Industrial brand. These engines are utilized in tractors, combines, and other off-highway equipment, known for their robust performance and fuel efficiency.
At Partao, you can find a comprehensive selection of Iveco parts, including Pressure Sensors, Air Filters, Alternators, Apparel, and Axle Assemblies. Over 15,525 genuine Iveco spare parts are available at Partao.
Operators of agricultural machinery powered by Iveco engines value the brand for its reliability and power output. The engines are engineered to withstand demanding conditions, providing consistent performance for tasks ranging from heavy tillage to harvesting operations. The widespread availability of parts and service support further enhances the appeal of these robust power units.
