Honda Automotive Parts is an online store for genuine Honda parts and accessories. It covers maintenance items, repair parts and factory accessories for Honda cars, SUVs and minivans, looked up through parts diagrams.
An order from Honda Automotive Parts goes well when the part matches your exact vehicle and the shipping cost makes sense for the size of the order. Both are easy to get wrong on a first visit.
Start with your VIN, not the model name
A Honda Civic or CR-V can use different parts depending on year, trim, engine and even the factory that built it. Two cars with the same badge can need different brake pads or filters.
Enter your 17-character VIN in the Honda Automotive Parts vehicle search. The VIN narrows the diagrams to parts that fit your exact build.
You will find the VIN on the lower corner of the windshield, the driver's door jamb and your registration. Double-check it before placing the order, as one wrong digit changes the results.
Reading the parts diagrams
Honda Automotive Parts shows exploded diagrams with each part numbered. Click the number on the drawing to see the matching part and its price.
Read the notes next to each part. Honda often lists different part numbers for LX, EX, Sport or Touring trims, or for cars built before and after a mid-year change.
If a part number is marked as replaced by a newer one, that is normal. Honda supersedes part numbers when it updates a design, and the new number is what ships.
OEM repair parts versus factory accessories
Genuine Honda repair parts are made to the original specification. For brakes, sensors and anything tied to Honda Sensing, OEM fit avoids the calibration issues some aftermarket parts cause.
Factory accessories include all-season floor mats, splash guards, roof rack crossbars and cargo trays. They are cut for your model, so they fit without trimming.
Some accessories need installation that affects wiring or the warranty. Read the install notes on the Honda Automotive Parts listing before ordering items like remote starters or trailer hitches.
Maintenance items worth stocking up on
Oil filters, engine air filters, cabin air filters and drain plug washers are cheap and used at every service. Ordering several at once spreads the shipping cost on Honda Automotive Parts.
Honda specifies its own fluids for some systems, such as Honda Type 2 coolant and Honda ATF for many automatic transmissions. Check your owner's manual for the right fluid before ordering.
Your Maintenance Minder codes tell you which items are due. Match them to parts before checkout so you only buy what the car needs now.
Shipping, heavy parts and core charges
Shipping is where many Honda Automotive Parts orders get expensive. Bumpers, body panels and exhaust parts are oversized and can cost more to ship than a small part costs to buy.
Look at the shipping estimate in the cart before paying. If a single large part carries a high freight charge, it can be cheaper to add the rest of your list to the same box.
Some parts, such as certain electrical and drivetrain components, may carry a core charge. Read the listing to see whether a core applies and how to send the old part back.
Returns and wrong-part orders
Check the current return policy on Honda Automotive Parts before buying. Electrical parts and special-order items are often non-returnable at dealer parts stores.
Keep parts in their original packaging until the job is done. A part that has been installed is usually hard to return.
If you are unsure about fitment, contact the Honda Automotive Parts team with your VIN before ordering. That is quicker than a return.
Where the Honda Automotive Parts savings are
Both codes on this list cut shipping rather than the parts price. That still matters on a Honda Automotive Parts order with a bulky item.
The first code carries no minimum in its title, so try it on smaller orders. The second needs a $200 order, which fits a brake job or a full service kit.
A 10% shipping discount saves more when the freight charge is high. On a small parcel, the saving is small, so combine your list into one order.
Enter one code at a time at checkout and compare the shipping line.
Common questions
Are these genuine Honda parts?
Honda Automotive Parts lists genuine Honda OEM parts and accessories. Check each listing for its part number.
Why does my part number differ from the one on my old part?
Honda supersedes old part numbers with updated ones. The new number replaces the old one.
Can I order parts for an older Honda?
Many parts remain available, but some older items are discontinued. Search by VIN to see what is still listed.
Do I need the VIN to order?
It is not always required, but it is the most reliable way to get the right part.
| Discount | Type | Get the deal |
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| 10% Off Shipping | Promo code | View at Honda Automotive Parts → |
| 10% Off Shipping When You Order (Minimum Order: $200) | Promo code | View at Honda Automotive Parts → |