Opel and Vauxhall genuine OEM parts and accessories catalog

[Greenmachine]

Not sure if this has been linked before but thought I would post it anyway as it helped me identify some parts after several unworkable TIS disc purchases!

Frontera A
http://opeloem.com/opel/frontera_a_1992_1998/

Frontera B
http://opeloem.com/opel/frontera_b_1999_2004/

Cheers

Greenmachine

[Trugga]

And here's the Vauxhall version (although I've not really spotted the difference other than the logo)

Frontera A
http://opeloem.com/vauxhall/frontera_1992_1998/

Frontera B
http://opeloem.com/vauxhall/frontera_b_1999_2004/

Lawrence

[Retro Pedro]

This as been a great find - I don't bother using the EPC anymore.

Does anybody know if similar other manufacturers parts listings can be found online? Thinking Isuzu Trooper for cross referencing parts for 2.8 and 3.2.

[RatCav]

Just cross reference the Monterey from the same site buddy. Go for year by year to get the different Mk. numbers

[Retro Pedro]

[RatCav]

Yup just add 8 to the beginning and 0 at the end ... though if you have the vauxhall numbers they go by that as well. All the 8 and 0 mean is identifying type of part. The 0 means component I believe, 3 means assembly.

I have to have the part numbers as the Mk.I doesn't appear on the Dealership EPC system. They have to crack out dusty old tomes and find the number amoungst the ink drawings, then punch that number in to find it.

[actung]

nice find

[Drift]

Most of the Isuzu manuals can be found here for download, no part numbers though, three pages worth here.
http://daemon4x4.org/portal/downloads.php?dcid=5&p=1

[Retro Pedro]

Nice one Ste

[JEOH]

Sadly I have to report that the link opeloem is not working any longer!?