Search by part reference

Search by reference: the safest route

On a turbocharger, an injector or a high-pressure pump, the reference is the code engraved or printed on the part itself — not the vehicle manufacturer's part number. It is what guarantees the exact match: two identical vehicles can take different parts depending on engine and year.

Where to find the reference

On a turbo, the code sits on the housing plate (e.g. 789533-5002S or VL36). On an injector, it is engraved on the injector body (e.g. 0445110119). On a pump, it is stamped on the nameplate. Count the digits and dashes: the shape of the code often identifies the original manufacturer.

You have an OEM number?

The OEM number is the vehicle manufacturer's reference (often on the original invoice or the manufacturer's catalogue). The OEM cross-reference is being populated: the OEM branch will open its pages as soon as the matching table is validated. The engine code, stamped on the engine block, will follow the same route.

In the meantime, start from the part's code or the vehicle: every reference page crosses a code with the compatible vehicles, and every sheet lists the engines covered.