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Rebuild a solid connection between engine and transmission with the Eaton Fuller Transmission Clutch Housing. The Eaton Fuller A3723 encloses the clutch and bolts the transmission to the engine, so a cracked housing can leak, misalign the input shaft, and wear the clutch unevenly. Eaton designates A-prefixed parts as pre-assembled production assemblies, so this housing goes in as a finished unit. A sound housing keeps the drivetrain aligned, which protects the clutch, input shaft, and transmission bearings from uneven wear.
Clutch Bell Housing by Fuller®. This product is made of high-quality materials to serve you for years to come. Designed using state-of-the-art technology and with customers in mind, this product by Fuller will last a lifetime. It will meet your needs and deliver great quality at an affordable cost.
| Brand | Part Number |
|---|---|
| FULA3723 | |
| MERITOR | M13A3723 |
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A division of the Eaton Corporation, Fuller® is a specialist in transmissions solutions for trucks and other heavy vehicles. It is known worldwide for its line of rugged manual-shift transmissions. Fuller transmission parts are loaded with features that improve vehicle safety and make it easier for drivers to keep both eyes and hands on the wheel. Fuller's automated transmissions are also among the most advanced in the market. They are made using the latest technologies, making them more durable, tougher, smarter, and more power-efficient than the competition. These products then offer significantly increased acceleration and maneuverability at low speeds. A warranty from Eaton and extended protection plans cover Fuller transmission products.
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