How to use this catalog

A short guide to reading the catalog and confirming a factory part number before you buy.

1. Find your vehicle sheet

Open the vehicle list and choose the sheet for your make, model, and generation (the year range that covers your vehicle).

2. Read the numbers as they are listed

When a factory number is shown, it is listed for a specific engine and year range. Use the line that matches your engine and years. If several factory numbers exist for that part, the sheet will say so; confirm with the number on your old part.

3. Confirm before you buy

Compare the listed number with the number stamped or printed on your old part. If they do not match, or if you are not sure, ask a dealer or a trusted parts retailer to confirm the correct number for your vehicle.

4. Superseded numbers

Manufacturers sometimes replace a factory number with a newer one. The number on a new part may differ from the number on your old part even when the part is the correct replacement. A dealer can tell you whether a number has been superseded.

5. Amazon price links

The buttons on each sheet search Amazon by part name, make, model, and year — not by factory number. Use them to check prices, then confirm fitment as described above.