Dual Mass Flywheel Peugeot OEM Supplier Guide
A dual mass flywheel Peugeot OEM supplier has to do more than match a part number. Buyers need consistent metallurgy, torsional performance, controlled runout, and commercial terms that fit production or aftermarket demand. For Peugeot applications, the flywheel must match the engine’s torque profile, clutch interface, starter ring geometry, and crankshaft flange pattern. Driventus supplies dual mass flywheel programmes for B2B buyers that need documented quality control, cross-reference support, and export-ready logistics. Driventus is an independent aftermarket manufacturer; brand names are referenced for fitment only. We work to IATF 16949:2016 and ISO 9001:2015 systems, with material and compliance controls aligned to REACH (EC) No 1907/2006 where applicable. For procurement teams, the practical questions are MOQ, lead time, validation data, and whether the factory can support repeatable builds across OE 06A-style reference formats and other engine-family cross-references when supplied by the buyer.
Start with the failure modes, not the price
If a dual mass flywheel is wrong, the symptoms show up fast: idle rattle, launch shudder, clutch drag, premature bearing wear, or vibration that returns after a short service interval.
For Peugeot programmes, the first sourcing question is not "what is the cheapest equivalent?" It is "which failure mode are we preventing?" A part that looks dimensionally close can still miss the damping curve, spring preload, or inertia window needed for the engine and gearbox combination.
Use this order of checks before you ask for a quote:
- Confirm engine code and gearbox family
- Match the OE cross-reference supplied by the buyer
- Verify clutch diameter, spline count, and starter ring tooth count
- Check flange pattern, bolt circle, and installed height
- Define torque capacity, angular deflection, and idle damping targets
- State runout, end float, and parallelism limits
A strong specification package makes sourcing faster. A weak one creates returns, noise complaints, and endless comparison work. For buyers building out a range, see our catalog and engine components.
What should be on the Peugeot spec sheet
The right supplier will ask for the spec sheet before the price sheet. That is a good sign.
At minimum, a Peugeot dual mass flywheel request should cover the following:
| Spec item | Buyer should provide | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Engine code | Vehicle or engine family | Defines torsional demand |
| Transmission type | Manual gearbox reference | Affects clutch interface and starter engagement |
| OE reference | Part number or cross-reference | Anchors fitment review |
| Friction-face diameter | In mm | Must match clutch coverage |
| Spline count | Input-shaft match | Prevents assembly mismatch |
| Bolt pattern | Flange geometry | Ensures crank fitment |
| Mass and inertia | Target values | Shapes damping behavior |
| Runout and parallelism | Tolerance band | Reduces noise and drag |
| Claim | What to ask for | Better answer looks like |
|---|---|---|
| OE-like fitment | Dimensional drawing and revision control | Matching critical dimensions with traceable rev status |
| Stable quality | Inspection reports and lot traceability | Records tied to each batch, not just sample pieces |
| Long service life | Test summary and endurance data | Torque transfer, thermal, and fatigue evidence |
| Export readiness | Packing and document set | Carton labels, pallet details, and shipment paperwork |
| Compliance | Material and regulatory records | REACH-aligned control where applicable |



