OEM part number lookup
Match vehicle-manufacturer part numbers against the catalogue’s OEM, manufacturer and cross-reference data. Paste one number or a full list (one per line); each line returns an exact, cross-reference, possible or no-match result, and matched lines can go straight into your RFQ.
How OEM numbers work
Manufacturers identify each part with their own numbering scheme. Numbers are superseded over time, so an older number may resolve to a newer part. Read the OEM number guide.
Large lists
For hundreds of lines with quantities and brand preferences, upload an XLSX or CSV parts list.
No part number?
Use the vehicle finder or request parts by vehicle with make, model, year and engine.
Frequently asked questions
Do hyphens and spaces matter when searching an OEM number?
No. Numbers are normalised before matching, so 90915-YZZD2, 90915 YZZD2 and 90915YZZD2 return the same results.
What does a cross-reference match mean?
The number you entered is not the product’s own OEM number but is listed as an interchangeable, superseded or competitor reference for it. Our team confirms the application before quoting.
What if my number returns no match?
Send it anyway. Our online catalogue is only part of what we can supply: unmatched numbers are reviewed by our sourcing team, who check our Thailand supplier network. Unmatched searches also inform which ranges are added to the catalogue.
Request a wholesale quote
Upload a parts list or add items to your RFQ. Our team validates part numbers and applications before quoting FOB, CFR or CIF.