Carwood
PartsForMachines supplies Carwood remanufactured and new fuel-injection products for direct trade order, covering OE-approved injectors, pumps and diesel-system components for car, commercial, agricultural and off-highway engines. The catalogue is indexed by part number and OEM reference, with the engine applications listed on each product page.Carwood's position in the diesel supply chain is the point: an OE-approved remanufacturer and an authorised distributor for the major fuel-injection makers, including Bosch, Denso and Delphi systems, which means a failed injector or pump can route either to a genuine new unit or to an OE-spec remanufactured equivalent at a meaningful saving. Remanufactured items are typically supplied on an exchange basis, with a surcharge credited when the old unit is returned, and those terms appear on the relevant product pages. Ask Simon confirms references from the numbers on the failed component or the engine details, and the usual injection disciplines apply at fitting: cleanliness, new seals, fuel and filter quality.
Carwood began in Coventry in 1966 as an auto-electrical remanufacturer, entered diesel fuel injection in 1976, and is today one of the UK's leading remanufacturing groups, with its Birmingham operation a recognised fuel-systems specialist serving OEM programmes for names like JCB, Perkins and Caterpillar. Remanufacturing done to OE process is the practical case: like-new performance and warranty at lower cost and a fraction of the material footprint, which is why fleets standardise on it for injection repairs.
