Buy SEAT Genuine OEM Parts Online — ETKA Catalog for Europe

Original Seat parts for the European market: diagrams, OEM numbers, VIN-based selection

This page is the original Seat parts catalog tailored to Europe. The list of series and generations shown above reflects models and configurations supplied to the European market, where engines, emissions standards, lighting, and safety packages can differ from other regions. Here you can browse factory diagrams, identify assemblies, and read OEM part numbers to select genuine Seat spare parts online for vehicles used in European conditions—dense city traffic, long motorway trips, varied climates, and diverse road quality.

Use the catalog to search parts by model, generation and production year, open official parts diagrams, and verify OEM references. The European focus helps avoid mismatches related to Euro emissions variants (Euro 3/4/5/6), market-specific trim, or region-specific electrical and lighting equipment.

Model coverage on this Europe page

The list above spans many Seat series from the early 1990s to recent years. A few examples you will find in the catalog:

• Alhambra (Typ 7N) Facelift — 2016 - 2023; and Alhambra (Typ 7N) — 2011 - 2015 for family MPV applications.
• Ibiza/ST (Typ 6F) — 2018 - 2025 and Ibiza/ST (Typ 6J) Facelift — 2012 - 2017 for compact hatchback and estate needs.
• Leon (Typ 5F) Facelift — 2017 - 2020 and Leon (Typ 5F) — 2013 - 2016 covering a broad range of TSI/TDI options.
• Arona KJ — 2018 - 2025 and Tarraco KN — 2019 - 2024 as popular European SUVs.
• Mii/e-Mii AA — 2012 - 2021 for urban and electric-focused mobility.
• Toledo (Typ KG) Facelift — 2016 - 2019 and Toledo (Typ 1L) — 1992 - 1996 for European sedans across generations.
• Exeo/ST 3R — 2009 - 2014 for estate and sedan variants used widely in Europe.
• Arosa 6H — 1997 - 2003 and Inca (Typ 9K) — 1996 - 2003 for compact city cars and light commercial needs.
• Cordoba/Vario (Typ 6K) — 1993 - 1999 and Cordoba (Typ 6K) Facelift — 2000 - 2002 for classic European saloons and wagons.

Each generation page opens groups of assemblies—engine, fuel and cooling, transmission, suspension, steering, brakes, body, interior, and electrical—allowing you to view original diagrams and read OEM part numbers.

How to use the catalog

1. Confirm you are on the Seat catalog for Europe. This page is already filtered for the European market.
2. From the series list above, select your model (for example, Leon, Ibiza/ST, Arona, Tarraco, Alhambra, Toledo, Exeo/ST).
3. Choose the exact generation and production years that match the vehicle documents or VIN plate (e.g., Leon (Typ 5F) Facelift, 2017 - 2020).
4. Open the required assembly group: engine, intake/exhaust, cooling, clutch/gearbox, front/rear suspension, steering, brakes, body panels, glazing, interior, HVAC, or electrical.
5. Use the diagram to identify the needed component. The parts list beside the diagram contains the OEM part number and notes on applicability.
6. Copy the OEM number to order genuine parts or check compatibility across sub-variants, supersessions, and revisions.
7. If the vehicle’s configuration is unclear (engine code, trim, PR-codes), use VIN-based search to narrow the catalog to the exact European specification.

Search by VIN and by part number

For the most precise selection, decode the vehicle identification number to reveal your SEAT's exact configuration — series, engine, transmission, and EUROPE-specific equipment like EU6/AdBlue SCR systems, ECE lighting, WLTP-calibrated engines, and particulate filters. Use the use the SEAT VIN decoder to open a catalog filtered to your build. If you maintain multiple brands or need to identify a vehicle with unclear history, the VIN decoder for any vehicle helps with any car or truck. You can also search directly by OEM part number to verify applicability across engines, trims, and model years in EUROPE.

• Seat VIN decoder on 7zap
• Universal VIN decoder on 7zap

Already know the OEM reference? Enter the part number in search to jump directly to the item and see diagrams and compatibility notes for European models and years.

Popular choices in Europe

For city and suburban use, Ibiza/ST and Arona KJ are common; for the C-segment, Leon (Typ 5F) and its Facelift are frequent workshop visitors. Families and shuttle operators rely on Alhambra (Typ 7N), while Tarraco KN serves as a versatile SUV for mixed city/motorway routes. Older yet widespread vehicles—Toledo (Typ 1M/1L), Cordoba/Vario (Typ 6K), Arosa 6H, and the Inca (Typ 9K)—remain in service across Europe and benefit from accurate OEM diagrams when sourcing wear items and body parts.

Why the European catalog matters

European Seat vehicles can differ from other regions in emissions calibration, engine code availability, lighting (ECE vs. other standards), safety and ADAS sets, and interior options. Working within this Europe-specific catalog reduces the risk of ordering a non-compatible component and helps you match PR-codes and superseded OEM numbers correctly.

Open the relevant generation from the list above, browse original Seat parts diagrams, and use OEM numbers or VIN decoding to ensure the right fit for your vehicle in Europe.