Parts & Fitment Guide

Speedy's, Car-Part.com or LKQ? Three Ways to Buy Used OEM Parts
Car-Part.com is a search marketplace, LKQ is a multi-location parts supplier, and Speedy's is a family-owned full-service recycler in Candler, NC since 1980. Read more...
Buying Used OEM Body Panels Online
How to buy used OEM doors, fenders, hoods and bumpers: match year and body style, find your paint code, read condition grades, and understand freight shipping. Read more...
How to Buy a Used OEM Headlight Assembly
Match a used OEM headlight the right way: driver vs passenger side, halogen/HID/LED, adaptive lighting, OEM part numbers, lens condition, shipping and warranty. Read more...
How to Buy a Used Engine or Transmission Online
How to match a used OEM engine or transmission by VIN and engine code, what's included, how freight delivery works, and how our 90-day warranty works. Read more...
How to Read the Damage Code on a Used Body Part (ARA Codes Explained)
5D1 isn't jargon for jargon's sake — it tells you exactly what condition a used door, hood or fender is in before it ships. Read more...
Why Most Used Electronics Need Programming (And What That Costs You)
Modules, radios, clusters and keys: what has to happen after the part shows up, and how to avoid an unpleasant surprise. Read more...
What Our Part Grades Actually Mean (A, B, C and X)
Grading is an industry standard, not marketing. Here's how to read it. Read more...
Will This Part Fit My Car? How to Check Before You Buy
A five-minute check that prevents the most common used-parts mistake. Read more...
What a Hollander Interchange Number Is (and Why It Beats Guessing by Year)
The number the whole recycled-parts industry runs on, explained in plain English — and how to use it so you order the right part once. Read more...