Frequently Asked Questions
How to use the vehicle sheets, factory numbers, and price links on this site.
How is this catalog organized?
Each vehicle has one sheet per generation. The sheet lists parts commonly replaced on that make, model, and year range. When we have a verified factory number, it is shown with the engines and years it fits.
What does a factory number on a sheet mean?
It is a verified factory number for that part on that generation, listed with the engine and years it applies to. Use it as a reference, then confirm it against the number on your old part or with a dealer before you order.
Why does a part say "Several factory numbers exist"?
Some parts have more than one factory number, depending on engine, year, or equipment. When we cannot show a single verified number for your exact version, the sheet asks you to confirm with the number on your old part.
How do the Amazon buttons work?
Each button opens an Amazon search for the part name plus the vehicle make, model, and year you selected. The search is not by factory part number. DigitalPartsCatalogs is a participant in the Amazon Associates program; we may earn a commission on qualifying purchases at no extra cost to you.
Do you sell parts, and are you affiliated with the automakers?
No. This is an independent reference site. We are not a parts dealer, and we are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any vehicle manufacturer.
Do factory part numbers change?
Yes. Manufacturers sometimes supersede or replace a number. A newer number may replace an older one for the same part. Compare with the number on your old part, or ask a dealer, before you buy.