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What We Need for an Accurate Quote

A quote is only as good as the information behind it. Send these and we can confirm fitment before we quote:

VIN (17 characters, on the driver's-side dash plate, the door-jamb sticker, your registration or insurance card). It tells us the engine, transmission and axle options your vehicle was built with.
Year, make, model and trim, plus engine size and drivetrain (2WD, 4WD or AWD).
The part you need and whether you prefer used OEM or remanufactured.
The OEM part number if you can read it off the old part (see below) — it removes any doubt on vehicles with mid-year changes.
A photo of the old part when connectors, brackets or mounting styles vary.

How to Find the OEM Part Number

Most searches that start with a part number end with the right part. Here is where the number usually lives:

Part	Where the number is
Engine	Stamped pad on the block (often near the cylinder head or bell housing) plus the 8th VIN digit for the engine code.
Transmission / transfer case	Metal tag or stamping on the case; the transmission code (for example 4L60E or 6R80) is also on the door-jamb service parts label on many vehicles.
ECM / PCM / BCM / TCM	Printed label on the module housing, usually with a barcode and a hardware/software number.
ABS module / pump	Label on the hydraulic unit or the attached control module.
Throttle body, fuel pump assembly	Label or casting number on the housing; fuel pump numbers are on the tank-side flange.
Steering column, rack and pinion, power steering pump	Tag or stamping on the column housing, on the rack body, or on the pump reservoir bracket.
Axle assembly, axle shaft, knuckle, hub	Axle tag on the differential cover bolt (gear ratio and build code); shafts and hubs carry a stamped number on the shaft or flange.

Can't find it? Send the VIN and a photo — we will identify the part for you.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I order a used auto part from Trinity Auto Parts?

Select your vehicle’s year, make, and model in the part finder above and tell us which part you need. We reply with a free quote within one business day, or call +1 725-208-4566 for an instant quote during business hours, Monday to Saturday, 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM Pacific Time.

Are your used auto parts tested before shipping?

Yes. Every part is pulled from an inspected donor vehicle and tested before it ships, so you receive a working OEM part, not a gamble.

Do you offer free shipping on used auto parts?

Yes. Trinity Auto Parts ships across the USA and Canada with free shipping on used engines, transmissions, and all other parts.

What if the part does not fit my vehicle?

Sharing your VIN when you order lets us verify fitment against your exact trim and drivetrain before shipping. If something is still wrong, purchases are covered by our return policy.

Which vehicle brands do you carry parts for?

We carry used OEM parts for all major domestic and import brands, including Ford, Chevrolet, Toyota, Honda, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Nissan, and more. Use the part finder above or call us to check availability for your exact year and model.

Do you ship to Canada?

Yes. We ship across the USA and Canada. Canadian and residential deliveries are quoted up front so there are no surprises; typical delivery is 3–5 business days in the continental US and longer for Canada and large freight items.

What warranty comes with a used part?

Every part ships with a warranty, and select parts carry up to 2 years of coverage. The exact term for your part is written on the quote before you pay, and free return shipping applies if a part is wrong or defective.

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