Electric motor, Window regulator MECHANISM

An OEM number is a unique code containing letters and digits. Car manufacturers use them to mark every part inside their cars. A non-original car part carrying an OEM number demonstrates that the part meets stringent car manufacturer standards and its parameters and technical specifications are identical to original equipment.

All spare parts in the list below are equivalent to OEM number MECHANISM:

• MECHANISM (original number of ALFA ROMEO)
• MECHANISM (original number of AUDI)
• MECHANISM (original number of BMW)
• MECHANISM (original number of CITROËN)
• MECHANISM (original number of DAIHATSU)
• MECHANISM (original number of DODGE)
• MECHANISM (original number of FORD)
• MECHANISM (original number of HONDA)
• MECHANISM (original number of MAZDA)
• MECHANISM (original number of MERCEDES-BENZ)
• MECHANISM (original number of MITSUBISHI)
• MECHANISM (original number of NISSAN)
• MECHANISM (original number of OPEL)
• MECHANISM (original number of PEUGEOT)
• MECHANISM (original number of PORSCHE)
• MECHANISM (original number of RENAULT)
• MECHANISM (original number of ROVER)
• MECHANISM (original number of SAAB)
• MECHANISM (original number of SEAT)
• MECHANISM (original number of SKODA)
• MECHANISM (original number of SUBARU)
• MECHANISM (original number of SUZUKI)
• MECHANISM (original number of TOYOTA)
• MECHANISM (original number of VW)
• MECHANISM (original number of CHEVROLET)
• MECHANISM (original number of SSANGYONG)
• MECHANISM (original number of HYUNDAI)
• MECHANISM (original number of KIA)
• MECHANISM (original number of DAEWOO)
• MECHANISM (original number of JEEP)
• MECHANISM (original number of LAND ROVER)