Auto Parts
Discover a selection of auto parts for repairing and maintaining your vehicle. Find mechanical components, sensors, and fasteners suitable for your model.
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How to choose your auto parts
Choosing an auto part is primarily based on its compatibility with your vehicle and the exact nature of the part needed.
The first step is to check the vehicle reference and the year of manufacture. Many parts, such as tire pressure sensors or suspension components, are designed for specific models. For example, a TPMS sensor for an Opel/Vauxhall Mokka X will not be compatible with a vehicle from another brand.
It is essential to distinguish between part families to identify the correct component. The category includes a variety of components ranging from shock absorbers and suspension bushings to engine control elements. Check whether you need a complete assembly, such as a pair of suspension struts, or a single part, such as a steering bushing.
The original reference (OEM) or the manufacturer's part number is a reliable verification criterion. Technical data sheets often indicate cross-references, such as part number 45254-28040 for a steering column coupler or part number 13598773 for a pressure sensor. Keep these references to ensure an exact match.
Selection criteria for auto parts
| Criterion | Selection advice |
|---|---|
| Vehicle compatibility | Verify that the part is explicitly listed for your brand, model, and year of manufacture. A part designed for an Audi Q7 4L 4M will not fit a vehicle of the same brand but from a different series. |
| Original reference (OEM) | Compare the manufacturer's part number or the OE reference indicated on the product sheet with that of your original part. This numerical match is the safest way to ensure compatibility. |
| Material and composition | Identify the material of the part to assess its durability. Suspension bushings may be made of rubber for shock absorption, while rigid axle clamps sometimes use forged aluminum alloy for stability. |
| Assembly type | Determine whether you need to replace a single component or a complete set. Some parts are sold individually, such as a steering pivot bushing, while others are offered in pairs for the driver and passenger sides. |
Frequently asked questions about auto parts
How to check if a part is compatible with my vehicle?
Compatibility is verified by comparing your vehicle reference and the manufacturer's part number indicated in the description. Technical data sheets often list the exact models, such as years and engine types, for which the part is designed.
What is an OEM or OE reference?
This is the original part number provided by the vehicle manufacturer. Using this reference ensures that the replacement part exactly matches the technical specifications of the original part.
Are parts sold individually or in pairs?
It depends on the type of part. Suspension components or spring struts are often sold in pairs to equip both sides of the vehicle, while sensors or bushings can be purchased individually.
What materials are used for suspension parts?
Materials vary depending on the function of the part. Bushings often use rubber for shock absorption, while rigid clamps or mounts may be made of forged aluminum alloy for greater rigidity.
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Frequently asked questions
How to verify if a part is compatible with my vehicle?
Compatibility is verified by comparing your vehicle's reference number and the manufacturer's part number listed in the description. Technical specifications often list the exact models, such as years and engine types, for which the part is designed.
What is an OEM or OE reference?
This is the original part number provided by the vehicle manufacturer. Using this reference ensures that the replacement part exactly matches the technical specifications of the original part.
Are the parts sold individually or as a pair?
This depends on the type of part. Suspension components or spring struts are often sold by pair to equip both sides of the vehicle, while sensors or bushings can be purchased individually.
What materials are used for the suspension parts?
The materials vary according to the function of the part. Bushings often use rubber for damping, while rigid clamps or mounts can be made from forged aluminum alloy for greater rigidity.