Generation and year
Confirm that the document matches the correct generation and model year.
Start with the exact model, generation and year. Owner manuals, model brochures, parts catalogues and repair material answer different questions, so use the source that matches the job.
1. Manufacturer owner manual — operation and warnings.
2. Model brochure — trims, engines and model years.
3. Parts catalogue — assemblies and OEM numbers.
4. Repair material — diagnostics and service procedures.
Useful for model brochures, model years and equipment information. Confirm the vehicle generation and market before relying on the details.
For fluids, fuses, warnings and scheduled maintenance, start with the manufacturer manual for the exact model.
The same model name can cover different generations, engines and markets. Confirm the vehicle before repairs or ordering parts.
Confirm that the document matches the correct generation and model year.
Electronics, transmissions and complex assemblies often depend on engine, drivetrain and market.
An OEM number narrows the search, but fitment is verified against VIN before ordering.
Use torque values and critical procedures only from documentation for the exact variant.