Fit / Jazz procurement guide
Honda Fit / Jazz Brake & Chassis Parts Guide
Resolve axle hardware, suspension position and steering or driveline interfaces in one vehicle record.
Read the rear axle hardware
Confirm rear drums or discs, parking-brake actuation and installed hub design. A front brake-pad request provides no proof of the rear brake specification.
Separate damping, spring and mounting scope
Ask whether a strut is bare or supplied with the spring and top mount. For load-sensitive chassis components, retain the gasoline or hybrid branch and regional suspension specification.
Match steering and driveline interfaces
Record LHD/RHD for steering, and side, gearbox and drivetrain for shafts. Bearing encoder details and wheel-speed sensors must be compared as a working system.
Brake System
Identify front and rear hardware separately, including drum, disc and parking-brake arrangements.
| Component family | What to resolve before quotation |
|---|---|
Specify the axle and installed caliper before selecting pad shape, thickness and hardware. Rear drum versions need shoes instead of a rear pad set. Check axle and brake package; Backing-plate outline; Pad thickness and hardware. | |
Compare rotor diameter, new thickness and overall height against the axle application. Supply quantity and coating preference belong on the same line. Check axle and brake package; Diameter, thickness and height; Center bore and bolt pattern. | |
This family covers confirmed rear-drum applications. State shoe width, diameter and whether levers or fitting hardware are included. Check rear drum confirmation; Shoe width and diameter; Lever and hardware arrangement. | |
Confirm the rear drum design and whether the hub is a separate item before comparing prices. Internal diameter and overall depth determine the correct family. Check rear axle design; Internal diameter and depth; Hub and bearing supply boundary. | |
Identify axle, side and caliper bracket before selecting a complete or bare caliper. Rear parking-brake mechanisms require a separate check where fitted. Check axle and side; Piston and bracket dimensions; Hose and parking-brake interface. | |
Match the hydraulic unit by brake-system configuration, bore and pipe outlets. Keep conventional and hybrid brake arrangements distinct. Check brake-system type; Bore and outlet layout; Reservoir and booster interface. | |
Order flexible hydraulic hoses by wheel position and routing brackets. Length, end fittings and locating tabs must match without twisting. Check axle and side; Hose length and fittings; Bracket positions. | |
Match the sensor position and encoder arrangement along with connector and cable routing. A wheel-speed sensor is not an engine-speed sensor. Check wheel position; Connector and lead length; Mounting and encoder type. | |
Supply mechanical parking-brake cables only for confirmed cable-operated systems. Keep left, right and front cable sections identifiable in a set. Check parking-brake actuation type; Cable section and length; End fittings and brackets. |
Suspension, Steering & Driveline
Separate position, steering market, load specification and transmission interfaces.
| Component family | What to resolve before quotation |
|---|---|
Separate front struts from rear dampers and state whether the spring or top mount is included. A complete assembly and a bare damper are different quotations. Check axle and side; Chassis and load specification; Mounting and spring-seat geometry. | |
Compare the rubber top mount, center sleeve and separate bearing against the installed front strut. State which pieces are included instead of assuming a complete mount kit. Check strut position and chassis; Rubber mount and center sleeve dimensions; Separate bearing inclusion. | |
Quote springs by axle, vehicle load specification and spring-end form. Free length alone is not a complete spring specification. Check axle and vehicle branch; Wire and coil dimensions; End shape and load specification. | |
Identify arm position, side and supplied bushings or ball joint. Mounting geometry must match the subframe and steering knuckle together. Check axle and side; Bushing centers; Ball-joint inclusion and taper. | |
Confirm the joint mounting method and whether it is separately serviceable on the submitted application. Compare stud taper and retaining features. Check knuckle and arm arrangement; Stud taper; Press-fit or retaining dimensions. | |
Separate inner steering joints from outer ends while keeping their thread and rack relationships visible. Specify side where the application distinguishes it. Check inner or outer position; Thread size and direction; Rack interface and stud taper. | |
Select the anti-roll-bar link by installed position, center length and joint angle. Include nuts only when their specification is agreed. Check axle and side; Center-to-center length; Stud angle and thread. | |
Distinguish a pressed bearing from a complete hub unit and identify the axle. Confirm ABS encoder orientation and attachment details before supply. Check front or rear axle; Bearing versus hub assembly; ABS encoder and bolt pattern. | |
Match the side, transmission and drivetrain before comparing shaft length and splines. Keep an intermediate shaft separate unless explicitly included. Check side and gearbox code; Compressed length and splines; FWD or market-specific AWD. | |
Identify LHD/RHD layout and steering-assist assembly scope. State whether tie rods, boots, electronics or calibration work are included. Check LHD or RHD; Mounting and shaft interface; Assist and connector configuration. | |
Quote engine-side and torque mounts by position, engine branch and bracket geometry. Gearbox-side supports are listed separately under transmission mounts. Check mount position; Engine and transmission code; Bracket and isolator geometry. | |
This retained gearbox-side family distinguishes transmission support from other engine mounts. Specify the exact gearbox and mounting position. Check transmission code; Gearbox-side mounting location; Bracket bolt centers. |
Continue with the same vehicle record
Use the complete Fit / Jazz parts directory to keep quantities and component details together. For other Honda vehicles, continue to the Honda range.
Generations and markets — Build a usable vehicle identity before combining Fit and Jazz parts requests.
Maintenance and gearbox service — Separate ignition layouts, filters, accessory drives and manual or CVT service requirements.
Body and lighting — Compare the regional front and rear body, lamp functions and installed equipment before ordering.
Engine and cooling systems — Distinguish fuel stages, cooling circuits and compressor types without treating all engines alike.
Gasoline and hybrid boundaries — Keep conventional gasoline, IMA, i-DCD and e:HEV architectures separate when selecting replacement assemblies.
Auto parts inquiry
Send the vehicle and part evidence.
Include brand, full model, year, engine or EV drivetrain, OE/material code, quantity, destination and packing request. You can attach a list or old-part photos.