Rear Bumper Version B for Daewoo Captiva ’07 / Captiva ’12

Rear Bumper Version B for Daewoo Captiva ’07 / Captiva ’12: This component should be selected through a combined check of reference data and visible geometry. The component belongs to the bumper inspection group.

Product Specifications

Replacement Selection Guide

This rear bumper version b is associated with Daewoo Captiva ’07 / Captiva ’12. The blank OEM field is intentional and should remain blank until the original component supplies evidence. Use the vehicle record and the removed component together; market specification or previous repairs may change the required version.

Commercial Request Details

• Upper edge alignment below the lamps
• Overall corner curvature
• Bracket and bolt-hole spacing
• Lamp or grille openings
• Side-retainer engagement

The parts coordinator should compare upper edge alignment below the lamps, cross-check overall corner curvature, and cross-check side-retainer engagement before the repair schedule is finalized. This route applies to the rear bumper version b shown for Daewoo Captiva ’07 / Captiva ’12.

If images accompany the enquiry, include a vehicle-side photograph, a fastener detail, and a fixing-point close-up. Label the evidence with the vehicle designation Daewoo Captiva ’07 / Captiva ’12 so the workshop and purchasing team review one configuration.

The parts coordinator can begin with vehicle-side photograph to compare upper edge alignment below the lamps. A second image should show bracket and bolt-hole spacing from fastener detail. Before the repair schedule is finalized, cross-check side-retainer engagement and note any difference from the removed component. Keep these observations with the Daewoo Captiva ’07 / Captiva ’12 vehicle record.

The repair planner should inspect upper edge alignment below the lamps from a vehicle-side photograph, then measure overall corner curvature before the carton is allocated. The receiving technician should mark overall corner curvature from a vehicle-side photograph, then confirm overall corner curvature before the repair schedule is finalized. The parts coordinator should capture overall corner curvature from a side-profile photograph, then confirm bracket and bolt-hole spacing before the replacement is test-positioned. The receiving technician should compare overall corner curvature from a removed-part overview, then capture bracket and bolt-hole spacing before the packing plan is prepared.

Vehicle-Side Evidence

Tighten hardware in a controlled sequence after the component sits naturally in its intended location. No packing entry is published here; request current carton and quantity information with the quotation.

Part Recognition Guide

A complete sourcing request names the quantity, delivery market and the comparison information used. Ask the supplier to review availability, packing and delivery terms against the identified component rather than a generic model description.

Frequently Asked Questions

How should the model application be interpreted?

The recorded application is Daewoo Captiva ’07 / Captiva ’12. Confirm trim, market specification and the removed rear bumper version b before purchase.

How can an incorrect order be avoided?

The practical checks are upper edge alignment below the lamps, bracket and bolt-hole spacing and the surrounding clearance. Avoid choosing the item from the model name alone.

What should be included in a B2B enquiry?

A complete sourcing request names the quantity, delivery market and the comparison information used. Providing the vehicle record at the start reduces follow-up questions during quotation.