Chevrolet Genuine Parts — OEM Catalog & Prices for Canada

Original Chevrolet parts for Canada — diagrams, OEM numbers and VIN search

This page is an online catalog of original Chevrolet spare parts specifically for the Canada market. The complete list of series and generations is shown above; use it to open factory diagrams, identify components in every assembly, and read OEM part numbers. Because specifications for Canada can differ from other regions, this catalog reflects local configurations, emissions calibrations, lighting requirements, safety equipment and typical cold‑weather packages.

Canadian operating conditions—long distances, variable road quality, winter temperatures and road salt—make precise parts selection important. Using this Canada catalog helps you avoid mismatches in items such as brakes, suspension, electrical components, heating/defrost systems, DRL-related parts and corrosion‑related fasteners and clips.

Model coverage highlights from the list above

• Pickup and work trucks: Silverado GMT T1XX (2019 - 2025), Silverado GMT K2XX (2014 - 2019), Colorado 2nd Generation (2015 - 2022) and Colorado 3rd Generation (2023 - 2025).
• Full-size SUVs: Tahoe 5th Generation (2021 - 2025) and Suburban GMTK2YC/G (2015 - 2021).
• Crossovers for Canadian cities and highways: Equinox 3rd Generation (2018 - 2024), Equinox 4th Generation (2025 - 2025), Trax 2nd Generation (2024 - 2025), Traverse 3rd Generation (2024 - 2025), TrailBlazer GMT31XX (2013 - 2025).
• EVs and electrified models: Blazer EV (2024 - 2025), Equinox EV (2024 - 2025), Bolt EV (2017 - 2023), Volt 2nd Generation (2016 - 2019).
• Sedans and compacts: Malibu V400 (2016 - 2025), Cruze J400 (2016 - 2019), Spark M400 (2016 - 2022), Aveo T250 (2006 - 2020).
• Performance icons: Camaro 6th Generation (2016 - 2024), Corvette C8 (2020 - 2025).
• Vans and legacy platforms: Express 1500/2500/3500 GMT600 (1996 - 2025), Astro 1st/2nd Generations (1985 - 2005), Impala 12th Generation (2014 - 2020).

How to use the catalog

1. Confirm you are on the Canada page. The model list above is already filtered for the Canadian market.
2. Select the required series (for example Silverado, Equinox, Malibu, Trax or Bolt) from the list of Chevrolet series shown above.
3. Choose the exact generation and production years to match your vehicle, such as Silverado GMT T1XX (2019 - 2025) or Equinox 3rd Generation (2018 - 2024).
4. Open the assembly group you need: engine, transmission, transfer case, suspension, steering, brakes, exhaust/emissions, body, interior, HVAC, electrical and more.
5. Use the diagram to pinpoint the component and read its OEM part number in the parts list. Pay attention to notes about supersessions or left/right and AWD/FWD differences.
6. Verify compatibility against your vehicle’s options (engine size, drivetrain, wheelbase, towing package, lighting equipment typical for Canada).
7. If any uncertainty remains, refine the selection by VIN to load the exact configuration for your Chevrolet.

VIN and part number search

For the most precise selection, decode the vehicle identification number to reveal your CHEVROLET's exact configuration — series, engine, transmission, and CANADA-specific equipment like Transport Canada standards, bilingual documentation, winter-rated components, and North American specifications. Use the decode your CHEVROLET VIN to open a catalog filtered to your build. If you maintain multiple brands or need to identify a vehicle with unclear history, the multi-brand VIN decoder 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 CANADA.

What’s typical for Canada

• Trucks for towing and remote travel: Silverado GMT T1XX and GMT K2XX, Colorado 2nd/3rd Generations—use the diagrams to select correct brake, axle, and cooling components for towing packages.
• Family crossovers popular in cities with winter driving: Equinox 3rd Generation and Trax 2nd Generation—pay attention to AWD parts, ABS sensors and winter‑grade HVAC components.
• Large SUVs for capacity and cargo: Tahoe 5th Generation and Suburban GMTK2YC/G—use VIN filtering for suspension options and lighting differences.
• Fleet and upfit vans: Express 1500/2500/3500 GMT600—browse body, door, and electrical diagrams for commercial conversions and cargo equipment.
• Urban EVs and plug‑ins: Bolt EV, Blazer EV, Volt 2nd Generation—diagrams help with high‑voltage components, thermal management and charging parts in cold climates.
• Economical commuters: Spark M400 and Aveo T250—quickly find wear items, body hardware and electrical parts suited to Canadian specifications.

Why use the Canada catalog

Chevrolet vehicles sold in Canada may differ from other regions in engine calibrations, emissions components, lighting (including daytime running lights), safety items and cold‑weather equipment. Selecting parts by series, generation and year here—and confirming by VIN when needed—minimizes returns and ensures compatibility.

Start by choosing your Chevrolet in the list above, open the required diagram and note the OEM number. With accurate drawings and original part numbers, this Canada catalog helps you maintain, repair and equip your vehicle with confidence.