Iveco Daily 4x4 40-10 & NJ2045 Parts Guide

Finding replacement parts for an older Iveco Daily 4x4 can be difficult, especially when a vehicle has been rebuilt, modified for overland travel or produced for a regional market. Similar-looking components may have different dimensions, mounting points or connections, so a vehicle name alone is rarely enough to confirm fitment.

This guide explains how owners and workshops can identify parts for the Iveco Daily 4x4 40-10 and the closely related NJ2045 platform before placing an order.

Is the NJ2045 the same as the Iveco Daily 40-10 4x4?

The NJ2045 is closely related to the Iveco Daily 40-10 4x4 platform and shares many vehicle systems and component designs. However, this does not mean every part is automatically interchangeable. Production year, engine, axle version, left- or right-hand installation position, supplier changes and previous vehicle modifications can all affect compatibility.

For this reason, parts should be matched using several identifiers rather than the model name alone.

Explore the Iveco Daily 4x4 NJ2045 parts catalogue.

Information to collect before searching for a part

Prepare as much of the following information as possible:

1. Vehicle model and production year.

2. VIN or chassis number.

3. Engine model and displacement.

4. OEM or reference number printed on the original part.

5. Installation position, such as front, rear, left or right.

6. Clear photographs of the complete part and its mounting points.

7. Connector type, spline count, thread size or other distinguishing details.

8. Important dimensions measured from the original component.

For identification support, send photographs and available vehicle information before ordering. See the SUONAMA fitment, OEM number and shipping FAQ.

Why the OEM number matters

An OEM number is usually the fastest way to narrow a search, but it should still be checked against the actual component. A number may be superseded, used within an assembly or associated with more than one production variation.

When the original number is unreadable:

• Clean the component carefully and photograph all stamped or moulded markings.

• Check both the installed part and the vehicle parts documentation.

• Compare mounting points, connectors and dimensions.

• Avoid ordering solely because a product photograph looks similar.

Useful search formats include:

• Iveco Daily 4x4 + OEM number

• Iveco 40-10 + part name + OEM number

• NJ2045 + installation position + part name

Common part groups for the 40-10 and NJ2045

Drivetrain and axle components

Front axle, driveshaft and differential components require careful checking. Spline count, shaft length, seal dimensions and axle configuration can vary. Photographs should show both ends of the component and any stamped reference number.

Suspension and steering

For rods, joints, bushes, shock absorbers and mounting hardware, confirm the installation position and measure the fixing points. A left-hand component may not be interchangeable with its right-hand counterpart.

Engine and cooling system

Confirm the engine model before ordering filters, hoses, mounts, cooling parts or internal engine components. Vehicles described under the same commercial model may not use identical engine-related parts.

Body, door and sealing parts

Door handles, locks, window components and sealing strips should be checked using photographs of the cab, door type and mounting arrangement. Length and cross-section measurements are particularly useful for seals.

Electrical parts

Switches, lamps, sensors and dashboard components should be matched by connector shape, pin count, voltage and reference number. Never assume that a visually similar electrical component has the same pin configuration.

Air intake and overland equipment

Snorkels and modified intake components require confirmation of the vehicle body, intake route and mounting position. One example is the Iveco Daily 4x4 snorkel referencing OEM 93933451 and 97251831.

A practical fitment-check workflow

Use this process before purchasing:

1. Record the VIN, model year and engine.

2. Find and photograph the original OEM number.

3. Photograph the complete part in its installed position.

4. Remove the part only when safe and record key dimensions.

5. Compare connectors, mounting holes, splines and orientation.

6. Send the information to the supplier for confirmation.

7. Keep the old component until the replacement has been installed successfully.

Information workshops should include in an enquiry

A good enquiry is short but specific:

Vehicle: Iveco Daily 4x4 40-10
Year: [year]
Engine: [engine]
VIN/chassis: [number]
Required part: [part name and position]
OEM number: [number, if available]
Delivery country/postcode: [location]
Photos and dimensions: attached

This information helps avoid delays and reduces the risk of ordering a similar-looking but incompatible part.

Worldwide sourcing and shipping

Availability for older 4x4 vehicles changes frequently. Before ordering, confirm current stock, the exact package contents and the shipping method available for the destination. Heavy or oversized components may need a different shipping quotation from small service parts.

SUONAMA supplies hard-to-find replacement and upgrade components for the Iveco Daily 4x4 and related platforms. Customers can browse the NJ2045 parts catalogue or request fitment confirmation using photographs, OEM numbers and vehicle information.

Important fitment note

References to vehicle names and OEM numbers are provided to help identify compatibility. Always compare the original component and vehicle details before installation. If the vehicle has been modified, include photographs of the relevant system in the enquiry.