Is there a Realoem.com for Mazda like there is for BMW

[Martino]

For those who may be familiar with Realoem.com for BMW parts, what do you owners use for Mazda part lookup? Realoem has every part for a BMW including accessories, options, etc. Its the go-to place to find OEM part numbers including what parts superseded what parts over the years. Once you find your part, then you search the internet for best pricing/availability.

https://www.realoem.com/bmw/enUS/select

Once you navigate your way through the model, year, county, you're presented with a pictogram like the one in the screenshot below and all you do is click on the pic you want and you will see several part breakdowns to drill into to find the exact part you're looking for.

So lets say I clicked on the Steering Wheel, I would then see this.. ..

Next, I find the subassembly I'm looking for and click on it to get to the part level.. ..

 

[sm1ke]

I use https://www.shopmazdaparts.com/ for OEM part numbers. I also use mazdaparts.org for OEM accessory part numbers.

 

[negusm]

partsouq.com

Put in your VIN and you get the dealer diagrams for your exact car. Mouse over the diagram to highlight the parts you are looking for. Copy part number and go to any US discount Mazda parts dealer. Or order from them but they are overseas.

 

[negusm]

I use https://www.shopmazdaparts.com/ for OEM part numbers. I also use mazdaparts.org for OEM accessory part numbers.

The problem with those is that you have to know the keywords to search. That's not what he's asking for.

 

[Martino]

I use https://www.shopmazdaparts.com/ for OEM part numbers. I also use mazdaparts.org for OEM accessory part numbers.

Thanks again sm1ke, that was pretty similar to Realoem.com where you can click a pic of a feature or assy and drill down to the part number.

 

[sm1ke]

The problem with those is that you have to know the keywords to search. That's not what he's asking for.

You can use keywords if you want, but you don't HAVE to know them. When you go to the site, you scroll down a bit and there are drop down fields where you can select Year, Model and Trim. Then it takes you to a page that looks similar to the first picture he posted.

Thanks again sm1ke, that was pretty similar to Realoem.com where you can click a pic of a feature or assy and drill down to the part number.

No worries

 

[negusm]

You can use keywords if you want, but you don't HAVE to know them. When you go to the site, you scroll down a bit and there are drop down fields where you can select Year, Model and Trim. Then it takes you to a page that looks similar to the first picture he posted.

You know what. I poked a little more around on that site and if you use it one way by the initial groups...no diagrams. But if you use it the other way by selecting your car and hitting the red button...you do get diagrams with a parts list. So thanks, I will keep that handy. I've been there before and must be never used it "the right way".

I'll just say, there are examples with other makes that the VIN plugged into partsouq will come up with the correct part while every last dealer's web site will say it doesn't fit that car. I've had to correct a dealer who gave me a bum part number.

 

[nguvanh]

You can try tascaparts, bamwholesaleparts or realmazdaparts

 

[sm1ke]

You know what. I poked a little more around on that site and if you use it one way by the initial groups...no diagrams. But if you use it the other way by selecting your car and hitting the red button...you do get diagrams with a parts list. So thanks, I will keep that handy. I've been there before and must be never used it "the right way".

I'll just say, there are examples with other makes that the VIN plugged into partsouq will come up with the correct part while every last dealer's web site will say it doesn't fit that car. I've had to correct a dealer who gave me a bum part number.

There's no "right" way, just a different way

Always good to have more resources. I'll be keeping partsouq.com in mind for future P/N searches.