How to find the right car part
Finding the correct car part is not only about the make and model. Production year, engine version, registration number and original part number may determine whether the part actually fits.
Start with the vehicle registration number
Many online shops allow you to search for a vehicle using its registration number. This reduces the number of displayed products, but you should still check the product description before ordering.
Check the engine and production year
The same vehicle model may have been supplied with several engines, transmissions and braking systems. A part that fits one engine version may therefore not fit another. Check the engine code, power output and production period when this information is available.
Compare part numbers
If you have access to the number on the old part, this may be the safest way to find a replacement. Compare the original number, also called the OE number, with the numbers listed in the product information.
Check dimensions and technical details
For some parts, you should check dimensions, connections, number of terminals, diameter, mounting position and which side of the vehicle the part is intended for. Images alone are not enough to confirm compatibility.
Ask the retailer when uncertain
If you are still uncertain, contact the retailer before purchasing. Provide the registration number, VIN or OE number and ask for confirmation that the part fits your vehicle.
Note: Information on Babiuk Bil is general guidance. Final compatibility must be confirmed with the retailer before ordering.