How to find the right truck part by OEM or cross-reference number

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Start with the number on your old part, its label or its box. An OEM or cross-reference number can help narrow the search, but it does not prove that a replacement matches your exact configuration.

Start with the number you already have

An OEM number identifies a part in the original manufacturer’s catalog. A cross-reference links numbers for further comparison; it is not, by itself, a guarantee of interchangeability. Send the full number and any manufacturer name visible on the label.

Search the number

Paste the exact number into the catalog search bar. Browsing does not require an account. Search results are a starting point, not confirmation that two parts interchange. Online ordering and account applications are not open yet.

Confirm the fit before you order

Check the listing for verified cross-reference and fitment information. If that information has not been verified, the page says so. Ask our team to confirm the exact configuration; a matching search result alone is not proof of compatibility.

When in doubt, send it over

Not sure you have the right number? Call (586) 960-6443 or text a photo to (586) 220-5959. Include a readable label and the mounting or connector details you can see. Our parts team can research the application before you order.

Need help finding a part? Send the part number or a photograph to our team. Online ordering is not open yet.

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