ORIGINAL USED PORSCHE PARTS

Used Porsche OEM Parts

Find used Porsche body, lighting and interior parts. Compare the model type, equipment and full OEM number before ordering.

1,021 Porsche parts in the catalog
12model lines 14part categories
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PORSCHE CATALOG

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PORSCHE PART MATCHING

Match the number. Then match the vehicle.

A model name alone does not confirm fitment. Match the full part number, chassis code, production date and equipment before ordering.

  1. 01
    Start with the OEM number

    Read the complete number from the original label. Check any suffix and confirmed replacement numbers.

  2. 02
    Confirm model and generation

    Compare the chassis code, body style, production period and facelift version.

  3. 03
    Review equipment details

    Verify side, lighting technology, trim and included modules against the listing.

USED PORSCHE OEM CATALOG

Used parts for Porsche SUVs and sports cars

Explore Porsche Cayenne, 911, Macan, Panamera, Boxster, Cayman and other models represented in the catalog. Browse body panels, mirrors, seats, trim, instrument clusters and lighting, with photographs and the available part numbers for each listing.

A Porsche model badge is only the starting point. A 911 part needs the correct type and body version; a Cayenne or Macan panel also needs the right production period and equipment. Model variants such as Turbo or GTS do not establish compatibility on their own.

Read the condition notes and check mounting tabs, surface finish and included accessories in the photos. If the number or specification is unclear, send the product link, VIN and photos of the original label and connectors before ordering.

BEFORE YOU ORDER

What to check on a used Porsche part

What to check on a used Porsche part
OEM numberCompare the complete number on the old part with the listing. An alternative or superseding number needs confirmation; a similar number alone is not enough.
Porsche type and body versionCheck the exact type recorded for the part, such as 997, 991 or 992 for a 911. Compare the body version too: coupe, cabriolet, Targa, SUV and coupe-SUV labels are not interchangeable fitment data.
Production date and faceliftCompare the production period and facelift, not just the registration year. Check bumper contours, lamp shape, mounting points and connector details against the original part.
Lighting equipment and modulesMatch xenon or LED technology, PDLS or PDLS Plus where specified, traffic-side specification and connectors. A similar four-point light signature does not confirm the same lamp. Check which modules and light sources are included.
Body equipment, side and conditionFor bumpers and panels, compare sensor openings, washer cut-outs, grilles, trim and mounting brackets. Confirm the side, colour and visible defects. Treat SportDesign or other styling packages as a detail to verify, not a fitment guarantee.

Need help comparing a part? Send the product link, VIN and photos of the original number, plugs and mounting points through our contact page. Avoid ordering on appearance alone.

Delivery, returns and help with your order

Delivery options and cost depend on your destination and the packed size of the part. Review the available shipping price before confirming your order. Large body panels or seats may require a separate transport arrangement. Read the current return conditions before purchasing.

PORSCHE PARTS HELP

Frequently asked questions

How do I find the right Porsche part?

Start with the complete OEM number on the original part, then compare the chassis code, body style, production date, side and equipment. Check the condition notes and photos. Contact us before ordering if a detail is missing.

How do I distinguish Porsche model types and generations?

Use the exact type or generation and production period in the listing, then check it against the vehicle. For example, 997, 991 and 992 identify different 911 types. Do not infer compatibility across them, or across body versions, from the 911 name alone.

Are Porsche PDLS, xenon and LED headlights interchangeable?

Do not assume interchangeability. PDLS describes lighting functions, while xenon and LED describe light technology. Match the full part number, equipment, connector layout and traffic-side specification. An upgrade to another lighting system needs a separate assessment by a qualified workshop.

Are control modules and accessories included?

Only the components stated in the individual listing are included. Review the photos and description for modules, bulbs, wiring, brackets and trim. Ask for clarification when the scope of supply is unclear.

Do Porsche instrument clusters and electronic parts need coding?

A used instrument cluster or control unit may require coding, adaptation or calibration. Check the part number, hardware and software details where available, and confirm installation requirements with a qualified Porsche workshop before buying. Do not assume a used module is ready to install.

Will I receive the item shown in the photographs?

The product photographs show the offered used item or set. Review every image together with the condition notes, including any damage or missing components. Contact us if the photos leave an important detail unclear.

What if I need delivery or return information?

Use our Shipping & Delivery and Returns & Refunds pages for the current conditions. Delivery cost depends on the destination and parcel dimensions. Check fitment before ordering and contact us promptly if there is a problem with the received item.

Is EuroPartHub an official Porsche dealer?

No. EuroPartHub is an independent seller of used vehicle parts. Porsche names and model designations identify the vehicles and parts concerned; they do not imply manufacturer affiliation.

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