Honda Part Number Lookup Tool

Find a Genuine Honda Part by Part Number

If you already have a Honda OEM part number, this page gives you a direct way to search for the matching component in the Honda Acura Parts Direct catalog. A Honda part number lookup can be especially useful when you are replacing a known component, verifying a number on an existing part, reviewing information in a repair estimate, or searching for a specific maintenance item or accessory.

Enter the complete Honda part number into the search field whenever possible. 

How to Use the Honda Part Number Lookup

1. Locate the Honda part number. Check the original part, packaging, invoice, service paperwork, or other reliable parts documentation.
2. Enter the complete number. Search the Honda part number exactly as it appears when possible.
3. Review the search result. Compare the part name, description, images, and application details with the component you are replacing.
4. Check for updated part numbers. Honda may revise or supersede a part number over time, so an older number may point to a newer replacement.
5. Review the product information before ordering. Make sure the listing matches the repair you are completing.

Why Honda Part Numbers Matter

Part names can be broad. A search for “brake pad,” “sensor,” “alternator,” or “water pump” may return several components that look similar but serve different applications. A Honda OEM part number gives you a much more specific reference point.

Honda part numbers are used to identify individual components within the factory parts catalog. That can make a part-number search particularly helpful for:

• Replacing a part you have already removed
• Checking a number listed on a repair estimate
• Finding an exact maintenance component
• Locating clips, brackets, seals, sensors, or hardware
• Searching for genuine Honda accessories
• Checking whether an older part number has been replaced

Where Can I Find a Honda Part Number?

Depending on the component, a Honda part number may appear directly on the original part, on an identification label, molded into a plastic component, stamped into a metal component, or printed on original Honda packaging. It may also appear on service paperwork or a previous parts invoice.

Not every number printed on a component is necessarily the orderable Honda service part number. Castings, supplier markings, production numbers, and engineering codes can look similar. If a search does not return the expected result, double-check the number and compare it with the information on the original packaging or parts documentation.

What If My Honda Part Number Has Changed?

Honda can update part numbers as components are revised, consolidated, or replaced by newer versions. This is often called a part-number supersession. In those situations, the number printed on an older component may no longer be the current number used to order the replacement.

If your original Honda part number leads to a newer number, review the updated product listing carefully. A superseded number does not necessarily mean the part itself has changed dramatically; it may reflect a manufacturing update, revision, packaging change, or catalog update.

Honda Parts by Model or Category

If you do not have a part number yet, you can start with the Honda model directory and choose your vehicle. The current directory includes Honda models such as Accord, Civic, CR-V, HR-V, Odyssey, Passport, Pilot, Ridgeline, Prelude, Prologue, and several legacy models.

You can also browse all parts categories when you know which system you are working on but do not have the exact Honda part number. 

Tips for Getting Better Honda Part Number Search Results

• Enter the complete part number whenever possible.
• Check carefully for letters, numbers, and hyphens.
• Do not rely only on a number from a generic aftermarket component.
• Compare the product description with the part you are replacing.
• Watch for superseded or updated Honda part numbers.
• If no exact match appears, search the main component name or browse the related category.

FAQ

Where is the part number located on a Honda part?

Depending on the component, the number may be printed on a label, stamped into metal, molded into plastic, or shown on original Honda packaging or service paperwork.

Why does my Honda part number show a different replacement number?

Honda may supersede an older part number with a newer one when a component is revised, or the catalog is updated. The newer number may be the current service replacement for the older part.

Can two Honda parts look the same but have different part numbers?

Yes. Components can appear nearly identical while differing in electrical connections, dimensions, mounting points, calibration, finish, or other specifications. The OEM part number helps distinguish between those versions.

What should I do if my Honda part number doesn't return any results?

Check the number for typos and confirm that it is the orderable Honda service part number, not a casting or supplier code. You can also search the component name, browse all parts categories, or start with the Honda model directory.