Diesel Fuel Injector Procurement Inquiry Case – 0445110195 and A6480700287 Price, Quantity and Delivery-Time Verification

Case Detail

Case Type: Procurement Inquiry / Quotation Case
Product Category: Diesel Fuel Injectors
Part Numbers: 0445110195 / A6480700287
Quantity Confirmed in Inquiry: 6 pcs for A6480700287
Diagnostic / Procurement Focus: Part-Number Confirmation, Product Condition, Price Options and Delivery-Time Inquiry

An overseas diesel-parts buyer contacted our team during an ongoing fuel-injector sourcing discussion and provided physical injector photos for product identification and quotation.

The conversation later developed into two specific injector inquiries involving 0445110195 and A6480700287.

This case records the quotation and part-confirmation process only. It does not claim that payment, shipment or final order completion occurred.

Customer-Supplied Injector Photos Started the Verification Process

Before the quotation was finalized, the buyer shared photographs of the injector being sourced.

These images provided an additional reference beyond typed part numbers and helped keep the discussion focused on the actual injector configuration required.

For B2B diesel-injector procurement, this type of visual confirmation can be useful when a buyer is working from:

an injector removed from an engine;
an existing sample;
a workshop reference;
or a previous supplier part.

Part-number verification should still remain the primary identification method because visually similar injectors are not automatically interchangeable.

0445110195 Was Quoted in Two Product Options

During the discussion, 0445110195 was quoted with two available product-positioning options at that time:

Original new: USD 110
Made-in-China new: USD 60

Product photographs were also provided to support the quotation discussion.

This was important because the buyer was not simply asking for “an injector.” The quotation clearly separated the product condition/source option rather than presenting different products under one undifferentiated price.

For purchasing departments, the quotation record should therefore retain:

Part Number → Product Condition → Price Option

rather than recording price alone.

A6480700287 Inquiry Added a Quantity Requirement

The later inquiry became more specific when the buyer requested:

A6480700287 – 6 pcs

and asked for the delivery time to be confirmed.

This changed the conversation from a general product inquiry into a quantity-based procurement request.

The supplier side then reconfirmed the part number and supplied a product-reference image before quoting:

A6480700287
Required quantity: 6 pcs
Original new quotation at the time of discussion: USD 115 per piece

The screenshot supports the buyer's delivery-time request, but it does not show a final confirmed delivery schedule. Therefore, no delivery period should be stated as completed or guaranteed in the published case.

Why Part Number and Quantity Should Be Reconfirmed Together

A practical procurement chain for this type of inquiry is:

Customer sample/photo → Part number → Product condition → Quantity → Price → Delivery availability

For a broader pre-order verification framework covering part number, product condition, quantity and delivery availability, see Technical Guide: How to Verify Part Number, Product Condition, Quantity and Delivery Time Before Ordering Diesel Fuel Injectors.

Each step answers a different purchasing question.

For example, confirming A6480700287 alone does not establish:

required quantity;
original or alternative product condition;
current price;
stock position;
or delivery schedule.

That information should remain separated in the quotation record.

Product Photos Supported the Commercial Discussion

Several injector photographs were sent during the conversation.

For an overseas buyer, these photos can help verify:

general product appearance;
packaging presentation;
injector configuration;
whether the supplier is discussing the intended reference.

However, photographs should supplement rather than replace OE and cross-reference verification.

Public Case Boundary

The available conversation evidence confirms:

inquiry for diesel fuel injectors;
customer-provided injector photos;
0445110195 quotation;
original-new and China-made price options for 0445110195;
A6480700287 inquiry;
6 pcs quantity request;
original-new price quotation for A6480700287;
delivery-time request;
supplier product photographs.

The available evidence does not confirm:

final purchase order;
payment;
confirmed shipping date;
dispatch;
installation;
customer performance feedback.

For this reason, this article is classified as a Procurement Inquiry / Quotation Case, not a completed supply case.

Case Takeaway

This inquiry illustrates why diesel-injector sourcing should keep part number, product condition, quantity, price and delivery availability as separate verification points.

For 0445110195, the buyer was presented with different new-product sourcing options. For A6480700287, the discussion progressed to a defined 6-piece requirement together with price and delivery-time questions.

Clear documentation of these details helps reduce ambiguity before an order proceeds to payment and shipment.

FAQ

Was A6480700287 ordered in a quantity of 6 pieces?

The customer requested a quotation and delivery confirmation for 6 pcs. The supplied chat does not confirm final order completion.

What price was quoted for 0445110195?

At the time of the conversation, the quotation shown was USD 110 for original new and USD 60 for a China-made new option.

What price was quoted for A6480700287?

The screenshot shows an original-new quotation of USD 115 per piece at that time.

Does this case confirm shipment?

No. The available evidence supports the inquiry and quotation process only, not payment or shipment.