Looking for automotive OEM part cross references

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  • mkx
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    • Nov 2003
    • 4001
    #1

    Looking for automotive OEM part cross references

    I have been looking all over the place for OEM part number references for replacement and aftermarket parts. Basically I need to be able to find out what a part is based on it's OEM part number from the manufacture, Example Nissan parts starting with 17402. Anyone know where I can find a database or program to do this? Willing to pay.
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    • ProjectNaked
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      • Jul 2004
      • 4309
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        • schneemann
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          • Oct 2006
          • 749
          #3
          Originally posted by mkx
          I have been looking all over the place for OEM part number references for replacement and aftermarket parts. Basically I need to be able to find out what a part is based on it's OEM part number from the manufacture, Example Nissan parts starting with 17402. Anyone know where I can find a database or program to do this? Willing to pay.

          In most cases, this sort of cross reference is only available from the aftermarket part manufacturer themselves. Or, perhaps a distributor.

          For example, Drag Specialties (which distributes parts for Harleys) has a cross reference in the back of its catalogs.
          Deranged World

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            • mkx
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              • Nov 2003
              • 4001
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              Well I am mainly looking for an OEM part reference like what Nissan OEM part number 17402-XXXXX is for and what vehicles it fits. This is the Nissan part. I know the dealerships have it but am looking for this for all vehicles.

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                • schneemann
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                  • Oct 2006
                  • 749
                  #5
                  Most part numbers are organized by type of part.

                  There was a time when I could tell you a Harley Davidson part based solely on its number. HD parts are xxxxx-xx The first two numbers related to where it is, the last two is related to what year they started making it.

                  I just Googled and found this:
                  http://www.ratdat.com/technical/part...rtnumbers.html

                  This suggests theres some similar system to their parts. Go to the dealership and see what they say.
                  Deranged World

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