Used OEM COOPER STANDARD Truck Parts

COOPER STANDARD used truck parts currently listed at VRA Truckparts focus on heater system components for European HGV repairs, including MAN TGX and TGS applications. Availability changes regularly, so each listing should be checked against the photos, part numbers and vehicle details shown.

The current COOPER STANDARD example is a genuine used MAN coolant control valve and heater valve assembly for Euro 6 vehicles, referenced as 51063100021 and 51.06310-0021, with a valve body, electrical actuator and attached hose section.

• COOPER STANDARD heater and coolant control valve parts currently listed
• Useful for MAN TGX and MAN TGS heater circuit repairs
• Check plugs, hose connections, brackets and mounting points in the listing photos
• Confirm part numbers or request a VIN compatibility check before ordering

View the currently listed COOPER STANDARD MAN TGX TGS coolant control valve or use our part identification support.

Used COOPER STANDARD Heater Components for HGV Repairs

COOPER STANDARD parts on this VRA Truckparts brand page are currently represented by a used heater system component for MAN heavy goods vehicles. The active listing is a MAN TGX TGS coolant control valve and heater valve assembly, suitable for repair work where the existing valve, actuator or hose connection needs matching against a known used part.

COOPER STANDARD is associated with fluid handling, sealing and thermal management components across commercial vehicle applications. For trade buyers, mechanics and fleet workshops, the important detail is not just the name on the part, but the exact reference, connector layout, hose positions and physical condition of the item being supplied. This is why VRA Truckparts listings include photographs and available part references wherever possible.

The current COOPER STANDARD stock is limited, with one detected product in the Heaters category. That means availability may change without notice as used truck parts are sold or newly dismantled vehicles add further stock. If you are trying to match a heater valve or coolant control valve, it is worth comparing every visible marking and connection point before placing an order.

COOPER STANDARD MAN TGX TGS Coolant Control Valve Example

The currently listed COOPER STANDARD item is a genuine used MAN coolant control valve and heater valve assembly for MAN TGX and MAN TGS Euro 6 vehicles. It is listed with MAN part number 51063100021 and the label reference 51.06310-0021. The photographed item is described as a COOPER STANDARD valve body with an electrical actuator and attached hose section.

This type of component is part of the vehicle’s heater and coolant control system. When replacing a used valve assembly, the workshop should check that the part number, actuator plug, hose routing, fixing points and overall shape match the vehicle being repaired. Minor differences between model years, engine specifications and cab heater layouts can affect fitment.

Key details to compare on COOPER STANDARD heater valves

• MAN references such as 51063100021 and 51.06310-0021 where shown on the label
• Electrical actuator connector shape, pin layout and wiring position
• Hose stubs, attached hose sections and coolant pipe orientation
• Mounting points, brackets and valve body shape visible in the photographs

You can view the live product page for the used COOPER STANDARD MAN TGX TGS coolant control valve to compare the listing photographs and references with the part removed from your vehicle.

Checking COOPER STANDARD Compatibility Before Ordering

For used commercial vehicle parts, the safest route is to match by the exact part number and visual specification rather than relying on model name alone. MAN TGX and MAN TGS trucks can vary by production year, emissions standard, engine type and heating system layout, so a COOPER STANDARD heater valve for one vehicle may not automatically suit every similar cab or chassis.

If the original component is still available, compare the markings on the label, actuator housing and valve body with the VRA Truckparts listing. Check whether the coolant hose connections point in the same direction and whether the electrical plug is identical. For electronic or actuator-controlled heater valves, even small connector differences can stop the part from fitting correctly.

Using VIN and part references

If you are unsure, use the VIN compatibility check before ordering. Providing the vehicle registration, VIN, existing part number and clear photos of the removed valve can help confirm whether the listed COOPER STANDARD part is the correct match. You can also read our guide on finding the right truck part if you need help identifying references on used HGV components.

Used COOPER STANDARD Parts from VRA Truckparts

VRA Truckparts supplies used genuine parts removed from European commercial vehicles, with listings created around the details available from the donor part. For COOPER STANDARD stock, that means the heater valve listing is presented with the relevant MAN references and product photos so buyers can make an informed comparison before purchase.

Used parts are particularly useful for keeping working vehicles on the road where new replacement components are expensive, delayed or unnecessary for the repair. However, condition and compatibility must always be checked carefully. Review the listing description, inspect the images and consider the vehicle’s full specification before ordering for a workshop job or fleet repair.

Condition, dismantling and delivery information

For general information on how used parts are removed and handled, see our dismantling and quality information. If you need to understand dispatch options or delivery areas before buying a COOPER STANDARD heater component, visit the delivery information page. Details on used part condition and returns can be checked at warranty and condition information.

Because COOPER STANDARD stock currently shows only a limited heater category listing, buyers should revisit this page regularly or search by the exact MAN part number when more stock becomes available. Availability changes regularly as vehicles are dismantled and parts are sold.