4 product familiesRepresentative request scope
Vehicle-specific reviewMake, model, year and chassis
Reference-led searchOE number, label or clear photo
Mixed orders welcomeCombine categories in one list
PRODUCT RANGE
What buyers usually include.
Filter and service requests can include oil, air, cabin and fuel filters. State the engine code, filter type, printed reference, dimensions, quantity and packing unit.
Request filters & service parts
IDENTIFICATION CHECK
Help us narrow the specification.
For this category, the most useful starting information is engine, filter dimensions and service specification. If a reference is uncertain, keep it marked “to confirm”.
- Engine code
- Filter shape and dimensions
- Printed filter reference
- Quantity and packing unit
A category match does not confirm fitment. Supply options, specification and order terms are confirmed through quotation.
REQUEST FORMAT
One line for every part reference.
Separate the vehicle, reference, quantity and open questions. This keeps a mixed list reviewable.
| Category | Filters & Service |
|---|---|
| Part | Oil filters |
| OE reference | Enter reference or mark “to confirm” |
| Vehicle | Make, model, year, engine and chassis |
| Quantity | Enter quantity and unit |
| Position / notes | Engine, filter dimensions and service specification |
PARTS BY VEHICLE MAKE
Add the vehicle context.
Start with the make and model, then include the category details above on each request line.
BUYER QUESTIONS
Questions about filters & service
Which dimensions are useful for a filter request?
Provide outside and inside diameters and height for round filters, or length, width and height for panel filters.
Why should the engine code be included for filters?
The same vehicle model can use different engines and service filters across years and markets.
Can these parts be combined with other categories?
Yes. Use one purchasing list and keep each part reference, vehicle and quantity on a separate line.
