Not sure I fully understand your question .. have you not looked for the info. you require on OEM ?
That's the point I was trying to get across, what's preventing you from looking up the OEM part numbers?
Apologies, I was not aware of such variations of usable data.
Why not get the mechanic to get them? Any problems with parts or fitting and they will be his problem, not yours. If anyone brings their own parts for me to fit, I always tell them that if they are not the right parts, I can’t afford to have your car, in pieces, taking up workshop space while you fanny around getting the correct parts (especially if you have ordered them by post) and that unless you want to pay for the car to be re-assembled, I will have no option other than to go and buy the correct parts, whatever the cost and from wherever I can get them and it will be for you to organise a refund from your supplier. Even if they go wrong 9 months down the line, you will have to organise the replacement and pay me, again, to fit the replacement parts.
That's just about the worst possible place to look for or buy anything from.
I bought loads. Anything china can't do, ebay can. Refund on both places are great. I am getting a refund from ebay today and they are even faster than the chinese.
Presumably you speak from experience, but I've ordered a number of parts from the 'Bay by entering the manuf. part # & choosing a well known aftermarket brand. The only time I've been disappointed was recently when I chose goods in packaging bearing a traditional household name
Some ebay stuff can be better than oem. I bought amber bulbs that had real amber glass. Oem was painted and failing MOT.
