Mixed Japanese Auto Parts Orders: An OE-Based Packing Sheet
Mixed orders are easier to check when every line keeps its own OE evidence, vehicle application and supplied format. A shared spreadsheet should reduce ambiguity rather than merge different parts into one description.
Use one verified request per line
Keep engine mounts, steering components, brake parts and cooling parts as separate lines. Do not merge front and rear, inner and outer, left and right, or individual and kit quantities unless the catalog confirms a common supplied format.
Recommended fields
- English part name and exact OE number
- Brand, model, chassis, year and engine
- Transmission and 2WD or 4WD where relevant
- Installation position and side
- Individual, pair, set or kit quantity
- VIN or catalog source for uncertain fitment
- Destination, packing notes and required quantity
Check the sheet before quotation
Preserve OE suffixes and supersessions, flag unresolved alternatives and separate a product description from a diagnosis. Use the applicable catalog when the vehicle family has more than one engine, body or drivetrain version.
Browse BILUSI categories and send the list
Review Engine Parts, Chassis & Suspension Parts, Steering Parts or Brake Parts. Use BILUSI site search to locate existing references, then send the completed lines through the BILUSI wholesale inquiry form for availability and fitment confirmation.