The Number On The Old Part
Every part a car maker fits carries its own number, the OE number. Find it on the old part and you have the fastest way to the new one.
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Where To Find It
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- Brake Discs
- On the hat, stamped
- Filters
- On the casing, printed
- Alternators
- On the plate, riveted
Spaces, dots and dashes do not matter: 5Q0 615 301 G and 5Q0615301G are the same part.
What The Match Tells You
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Sofia Marin
Head of fitment data: she keeps the vehicles and the OE numbers behind every fit tick.
Two Comments
Found the number on my old caliper exactly where the table says. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet.
At the garage we check the OE on the box against the old part before anything goes on the car.