Confirm the application
Review model, year, VIN information or the relevant assembly plate.
Sourcing step 02
OE and Fitment Check
Fitment checking combines several references; it does not assume that a matching name or similar photo proves interchangeability.
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Move from a broad vehicle match to the exact interface
The check starts with vehicle or assembly identity, then compares OE references and critical configuration. For uncertain parts, dimensions, connectors, mounting points and old-part photos are added before a supply option is confirmed.
- Vehicle and assembly identity define the application boundary.
- OE references are compared with critical physical features.
- Open uncertainties are stated before quotation or sampling.
Sourcing Process
Order steps
Compare the part
Check OE, dimensions, side, connectors and mounting features.
Classify the result
Record confirmed, conditional or unresolved matches and the next evidence needed.
FAQ
Order questions
Does the same OE always mean the same physical part?
It is a strong reference, but supersessions, market variants or incomplete references may still require checks.
Can fitment be guaranteed from a photo?
No. Photos support identification but do not replace OE, vehicle data, dimensions or interface checks.
What does a conditional match mean?
The part appears suitable only if a stated dimension, connector or vehicle condition is confirmed.
Sourcing Process
Other sourcing steps
01
Prepare and Send an OE Parts List
A structured list lets each line be identified and quoted without losing the relationship between the part, vehicle and required quantity.
View details02Mixed Order Planning
Mixed orders become manageable when product identity, sourcing condition, packing and readiness are visible line by line.
View details03Inspection and Shipping Handover
The shipping handover begins after the order, packing and open inspection points have been reconciled against the released list.
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