Steering Knuckle Adjusting Shim Truck Steering Parts 30D5-01022-29

Steering Knuckle Adjusting Shim 30D5-01022-29 is supplied by BEIJING HONGLI FENGTONG TRADE CO., LTD., a commercial vehicle spare parts specialist serving fleets and distributors since 1998. This shim set, referenced 30D5-01022-29, sets the axial clearance of the steering knuckle kingpin on FOTON front axles. Selecting the right thickness restores the specified end float after a knuckle or bush overhaul, and that measurement directly controls steering free play, wheel alignment stability and the working life of the thrust bearing.

• Advantage 1: Precisely rolled thickness allows incremental adjustment of kingpin end float to the tolerance quoted in the workshop manual.
• Advantage 2: The clean-pierced profile seats flat on the knuckle face, so the measured clearance matches the assembled result on the vehicle.
• Advantage 3: The assorted set covers the usual adjustment range, allowing a complete overhaul without ordering several individual thicknesses.
• Advantage 4: The dimensions and tolerances match the 30D5-01022-29 drawing, so the part installs without modification and keeps the original steering geometry intact.
• Advantage 5: Every batch is checked for dimension, hardness and surface finish, and the carton carries a batch code for full traceability.

The set is required whenever a FOTON front axle knuckle is stripped for kingpin, bush or bearing renewal. Correct shimming removes the vertical play that appears as shimmy, vague on-centre steering and uneven front tyre wear, and it protects a new thrust bearing from overload. Technicians measuring end float with a dial gauge will find the assorted thicknesses cover most production tolerances in one purchase.

Fitment for 30D5-01022-29 follows the FOTON commercial vehicle parts catalogue, and the number printed on your original part is the most reliable reference. Where a superseded number is involved, send us a photograph of the old component and we will cross reference it for you before the order is released.

Each Steering Knuckle Adjusting Shim is protected by an oil film, wrapped in VCI antirust paper and packed in a individual carton printed with the 30D5-01022-29 reference. Inner cartons are reinforced with corner protectors and stacked on export pallets strapped for forklift handling. We keep the packing compact so that freight volume, and therefore your landed cost, stays low, and we can consolidate several references into one mixed carton for distributors. Markings can be customised with your own brand, barcode and carton numbering if you prefer to receive stock that is ready to shelve.

To avoid a wrong order, please confirm the OEM number 30D5-01022-29 together with your truck model and year when you enquire. If the number on your old part differs, send a photo and we will identify the correct reference from our FOTON catalogue. Orders are accepted from one piece, and trial orders are welcome before a stocking commitment. For regular customers we hold reserved stock, plan production or purchasing in advance and consolidate mixed orders so that freight cost per unit falls as the order grows. After the sale we stay available for practical questions: torque values, orientation, pre-load setting and the related parts that should be replaced at the same time. If a part does not fit as expected, contact us with photos of the component and the mounting area, and we will compare it against the original drawing and respond quickly. Quality issues are investigated with the production batch, and a replacement or credit is issued where the fault is confirmed. Clear documentation and honest communication keep our distributor relationships running for many years.

BEIJING HONGLI FENGTONG TRADE CO., LTD. has supplied genuine and premium aftermarket parts for FOTON, FAW, JAC, SITRAK, HOWO, SHACMAN, DONGFENG, AUMAN, CAMC and BEIBEN vehicles for more than two decades, covering engine, transmission, brake, steering, suspension, electrical and body systems for trucks operating in Africa, the Middle East, Southeast Asia, South America and Central Asia.