Where can i get MAZDA part numbers?
03-22-2007, 08:34 AM
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Originally Posted by treceb' post='864797' date='Mar 22 2007, 09:13 AM
i think this is how it works:
mazdatrix number: 23-1030-N304(84-85 13B rotor)
dealer number: N304-23-1030
or just call ray 8885333400
Hmm that makes sense, the dealer told me that i had the numbers mixed up, LOL
thanks
03-22-2007, 09:43 AM
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yeah mazdatrix puts em backwards like that, i think its a little simpler to read em if you're a NOOB.
if you take the mazda number n304-10-100c, n304 tells you its a gsl-se, and 10-100 is a rotor housing. the a-b-c means they updated something on it, somewhere along the line, somtimes its a vendor change, sometimes its a price change, sometimes they actually update something to make it better.
so 10-100 is a rotor housing, 12-205 is a timing belt, 15-200 is a radtiator, etc etc, everythings broken down into (somewhat) logical sections. basically the mazda parts catalog is a copy of the mercedes parts catalog, but they changed a few things so it makes more sense.
if you take the mazda number n304-10-100c, n304 tells you its a gsl-se, and 10-100 is a rotor housing. the a-b-c means they updated something on it, somewhere along the line, somtimes its a vendor change, sometimes its a price change, sometimes they actually update something to make it better.
so 10-100 is a rotor housing, 12-205 is a timing belt, 15-200 is a radtiator, etc etc, everythings broken down into (somewhat) logical sections. basically the mazda parts catalog is a copy of the mercedes parts catalog, but they changed a few things so it makes more sense.
03-22-2007, 12:40 PM
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Originally Posted by j9fd3s' post='864811' date='Mar 22 2007, 10:43 AM
yeah mazdatrix puts em backwards like that, i think its a little simpler to read em if you're a NOOB.
if you take the mazda number n304-10-100c, n304 tells you its a gsl-se, and 10-100 is a rotor housing. the a-b-c means they updated something on it, somewhere along the line, somtimes its a vendor change, sometimes its a price change, sometimes they actually update something to make it better.
so 10-100 is a rotor housing, 12-205 is a timing belt, 15-200 is a radtiator, etc etc, everythings broken down into (somewhat) logical sections. basically the mazda parts catalog is a copy of the mercedes parts catalog, but they changed a few things so it makes more sense.
ah i see, thank you.
Nissan's part number system doesnt keep a specific table for each vehicle they keep more towards the type of part
03-22-2007, 12:57 PM
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Originally Posted by ChainSawOnSteroids' post='864830' date='Mar 22 2007, 10:40 AM
ah i see, thank you.
Nissan's part number system doesnt keep a specific table for each vehicle they keep more towards the type of part
yeah nissan is retarded
