How to prepare a parts enquiry
A few details that make finding the right component easier.
A precise enquiry starts with the details.
Choose a category and tick the details you have. Then prepare your enquiry.
Part categoryEngine and components
Engine and components
Engine model, markings and the existing part number.
Gearbox, axles and propeller shaft
Assembly markings, part number and its position on the vehicle.
Running gear and steering
Component position, existing code and a photograph of its mounting points.
Body parts
Vehicle details and the component’s position on the body.
Interior
Position inside the cab, markings and a clear photograph.
Lights (headlamps)
Left or right side, markings and a photograph of the connector.
Equipment and tools
Equipment or tool name, markings and intended use.
Electric motor
Motor identification-plate details and a photograph.
Electrical components
Component markings, connector photograph and vehicle details.
Filters
Existing filter code and a clear photograph of its markings.
What do you already have?
Two views help: the whole component and a close-up of its markings. No photographs are uploaded here.
Your category and checked details carry to the next page. Review the message before opening WhatsApp.
This helps prepare the enquiry; it is not a fitment check. Do not dismantle an operating or hot mechanism just to take a photograph.
Start with the vehicle
Alongside the family name, have the model code and VIN ready if available. A family can include different engines, gearboxes and equipment.
Look for component markings
A part number, label or assembly model provides a useful starting point. Copy the markings accurately, keeping every letter and number.
Add a clear description
State which system the request concerns and the quantity you need. A clear photograph can help identification; visual similarity alone does not prove compatibility.
Confirm compatibility
A specialist should check the vehicle and component details before final selection. A part or family mentioned in a public brochure does not constitute a complete fitment catalogue.
Sources and further information
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