Will It Fit My Vehicle?
The single most important question when you buy a used part. Here's how to answer it before you spend a dollar — and how we'll answer it for you if you'd rather just call.
Start with the fitment list
Every listing on this site shows the vehicles that part interchanges with — years, makes, and models, straight out of the industry interchange database. If your vehicle is on that list, the part is a match for your application.
Interchange is why a part off a Chevrolet Tahoe can be the correct part for a GMC Yukon: the manufacturer used the same component across the platform. The listing tells you which ones.
When the list isn't enough
Some parts vary by things a year/make/model can't capture:
- Engine size and drivetrain — 4.8L vs 5.3L, 2WD vs 4WD
- Trim and options — heated seats, tow package, upgraded audio, sunroof
- Build date — mid-year production changes are common
- Casting or part numbers stamped on the component itself
When one of these matters, the safest move is to compare the number on your old part to the number in the listing photos. Our photos are of the actual part, so the numbers are usually readable.
Send us your VIN — we'll check it
This is the fastest way and it costs you nothing. Call 985-748-7195 or email abmotors@live.com with:
- Your VIN (17 characters, on the dash by the windshield or the driver's door jamb)
- The part you need
- The stock number of the listing you're looking at, if you have one
We'll run it against our interchange system and tell you yes or no before you order. If it's a no, we'll tell you what we do have that fits.
If it still doesn't fit
Then it comes back. Every part carries a 90-day money-back warranty, and "it didn't fit" is a valid reason. We'd rather take a part back than have you stuck with it.