CM246
Technical Reference Table
| Item |
Detail |
| OE No. |
10083283 |
| Cross Reference |
CM246 |
| Fits Vehicle Models |
MG3, MG5, MG350, Roewe 350 |
| Packaging |
Neutral box or custom OEM/ODM branding |
| Certifications |
ISO 9001, IATF 16949, VDA6 |
What Is a Clutch Slave Cylinder?
A clutch slave cylinder is the output end of a manual transmission's hydraulic clutch system. Think of the clutch pedal and master cylinder as the part that generates the signal, and the slave cylinder as the part that acts on it. When the driver pushes the clutch pedal, hydraulic pressure travels from the master cylinder through the fluid line to the slave cylinder. A piston inside the slave cylinder moves under that pressure and pushes the clutch release fork, which separates the clutch disc from the flywheel so the driver can change gears without grinding. As soon as the pedal is released, the pressure drops, the piston retracts, and the clutch re-engages. The XUI4117A is built to OEM specifications to replace the original unit in MG vehicles using OE number 10083283.
Why MG Models Need a Reliable Clutch Slave Cylinder
MG has expanded rapidly in global markets over the past decade, and the brand now has a large and growing vehicle population across the United Kingdom, Australia, Southeast Asia and the Middle East. As these vehicles age and reach higher mileage, demand for clutch hydraulic replacement parts grows alongside them. Common failure symptoms in the clutch slave cylinder include a clutch pedal that feels spongy or sinks toward the floor, visible fluid leaking around the gearbox area, or difficulty engaging gears cleanly. These are exactly the scenarios that drive repeat wholesale orders for this part, making it a reliable stock item for distributors supplying independent workshops and service centers that handle modern MG models.
One OE Number, Multiple MG Models
The OE number 10083283 is used across several current MG models, which means a single SKU covers a broader range of vehicles than it might initially appear. Distributors sourcing against this number can supply workshops working on MG3, MG5, MG350 and Roewe 350, all of which share the same clutch slave cylinder specification. This cross-model coverage is a practical advantage for parts wholesalers who want to reduce the number of line items in their catalog without losing market coverage.
Who Buys This Part
Auto parts distributors and wholesalers in markets with growing MG vehicle populations are the primary buyers for this part. Workshops that service modern Chinese-brand vehicles are ordering clutch hydraulic parts with increasing frequency as the first generation of MG models purchased between 2015 and 2020 moves into the higher-mileage repair cycle. Parts chains that stock general Asian vehicle hydraulic clutch components also benefit from the OE number cross-reference, since a customer searching for a Roewe 350 slave cylinder and one searching for an MG5 slave cylinder will land on the same part.
OEM/ODM and Private Label Options
For distributors building their own branded automotive parts line, Xusen manufactures the XUI4117A under customer packaging, labeling and logo. This is a straightforward way to stock a high-demand part under your own brand without developing a separate supply chain. The process covers custom box printing, label design and bulk shipment, with MOQ and lead time confirmed per order.
Addressing Common Distributor Concerns
Distributors sourcing clutch slave cylinders for modern Chinese-brand vehicles sometimes encounter uncertainty about quality consistency and long-term supply availability. The XUI4117A is produced under ISO 9001 and IATF 16949 certified manufacturing processes, which means each production batch follows a documented quality process with traceable inspection records. This is important for wholesale buyers who need to minimize warranty returns and fitment complaints from their workshop customers. Consistent dimensional accuracy ensures the part fits and operates without modification, and reliable batch-to-batch quality means reorders deliver the same result as the initial sample approval, reducing the risk of customer complaints and stock returns. Sourcing from a certified manufacturer also simplifies supplier audits for buyers whose own customers require supply chain documentation.