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Transmission Components & Hardware (12)

Washer-Thrust
CCC PARTS Part No: TDA1229R1032
$1.23 View Part
AUX GEAR RTL014713, 16713
S&S Truck Parts (Newstar) Part No: 11757
$241.42 View Part Contact Us
Eaton Cover - Front Bearing
Ccc Parts Part No: FUL20550
$36.94 View Part
FRO M/S WASHER
S&S Truck Parts (Newstar) Part No: 11696
$11.58 View Part Contact Us
FRO MAIN DRIVE GEAR
S&S Truck Parts (Newstar) Part No: 11241
$137.15 View Part
Input Side Gear
PAI Industries, Inc. Part No: EE96210
$196.22 View Part Contact Us
S&S Newstar S-D411 Sliding Clutch
S&S Truck Parts (Newstar) Part No: D411
$27.43 View Part Contact Us
Side Gear
PAI Industries, Inc. Part No: EE96240
$71.96 View Part
Thrust Washer Std
AFA Industries Part No: 2531752
$28.93 View Part
Transmission Hardware - Nut
Meritor Part No: 1227T1554
$87.00 View Part Contact Us
GEAR-MAINSHAFT
S&S Truck Parts (Newstar) Part No: 10177
$81.22 View Part Contact Us
WASHER-MAINSHAFT
S&S Truck Parts (Newstar) Part No: 16714
$17.10 View Part Contact Us

Transmission Components for Heavy-Duty Truck Repairs

Worn or damaged transmission components can make shifting, mounting, or drivetrain service harder to complete on your truck. Wofford Truck Parts offers dependable replacement parts through our truck parts inventory to help support heavy-duty transmission repair needs.

Our inventory includes transmission hardware and heavy duty transmission parts for common service work. These parts help support secure fit, reliable fastening, and connected drivetrain repairs. You can also find related axles and transmissions parts and transmission mounts when your repair involves nearby components.

FAQs about Transmission Components

Check your part number, transmission application, mounting style, and truck setup before ordering. Matching the replacement to your truck helps reduce fitment issues and repair delays.
You may notice loose mounting points, worn fasteners, corrosion, vibration, or parts that no longer tighten properly. Replacing worn hardware can help support a more secure repair.
Yes. Worn or loose parts can create extra movement or stress around connected drivetrain areas. Inspect nearby mounts, brackets, and hardware during service.
It often makes sense when the transmission is already being serviced or when the existing hardware shows wear. Fresh replacement hardware can help support a cleaner installation.
Inspect mounts, nearby axle hardware, and truck axles if your repair involves connected drivetrain areas. Replacing worn related parts can help reduce repeat downtime.