Buy Chrysler Genuine Parts Online — Catalog for Mexico

Original Chrysler parts catalog for Mexico: diagrams, OEM numbers and model coverage

This page provides an online catalog of original Chrysler spare parts tailored specifically to vehicles supplied to the Mexico market. The model range and configurations shown above correspond to Mexican specifications, which may differ from other regions in engines, emissions calibration, lighting, safety equipment and trim. Whether you service cars in dense city traffic, drive long highway stretches, or face varied road quality and hot climates in Mexico, selecting parts by the correct region is essential for reliability and fit.

In the list above you will find key Chrysler series and generations used in Mexico across several body types. For example, the 300C (2005 - 2023) represents the large sedan segment; the PT Cruiser (2001 - 2010) covers compact urban needs; the R/T Convertible J4 (1998 - 2000) addresses niche open-top models; Sebring JS (2007 - 2009) and Sebring FJ/JX (1995 - 2000) span mid-size options; and family movers include Town & Country RS (2001 - 2008), plus Voyager GH/GS/NS (1997 - 2000) and Voyager GK/GY/RG (2001 - 2010). For each vehicle line you can open parts diagrams of assemblies and systems and read the exact OEM part numbers.

Highlights from the Mexico model range

• Sedans and mid-size cars: 300C (2005 - 2023) and Sebring generations cover typical Mexico use—daily commuting, highway runs and mixed city/highway duty—where correct suspension, brake and cooling components are critical.
• Compact and city-friendly: PT Cruiser (2001 - 2010) owners can browse interior trim, electrical and body panels commonly needed for urban wear-and-tear.
• Special interest: R/T Convertible J4 (1998 - 2000) with dedicated body and roof mechanism diagrams to source clips, seals and unique convertible hardware.
• Minivans for family and fleet: Town & Country RS (2001 - 2008) and Voyager GH/GS/NS (1997 - 2000), GK/GY/RG (2001 - 2010) include sliding door hardware, HVAC modules and seating components often required in Mexico’s varied climate and usage.

How to use the catalog

1. Confirm you are on the Chrysler catalog for Mexico. This page is already filtered for the Mexico region.
2. From the list of model series above, select the required vehicle line (for example, 300C, PT, Sebring, Voyager, Town & Country).
3. Choose the correct generation and production years that match your vehicle, such as 300C (2005 - 2023), Sebring JS (2007 - 2009) or Voyager GK/GY/RG (2001 - 2010).
4. Open the relevant group of assemblies: engine, transmission, cooling, suspension, steering, brakes, body and trim, interior, electrical, HVAC and more.
5. Locate the part on the exploded diagram, then read the corresponding OEM part number in the list below the illustration.
6. Use that OEM number to order parts or verify compatibility with your Chrysler configured for Mexico.
7. If your car has market-specific equipment or was imported, decode the VIN to refine the catalog to the exact configuration.

Search by VIN and part number

For the most precise selection, decode the vehicle identification number to reveal your CHRYSLER's exact configuration — series, engine, transmission, and MEXICO-specific equipment like NOM certification, North American specifications, Mexican-market variants, and regional emission standards. Use the VIN decoder for CHRYSLER to open a catalog filtered to your build. If you maintain multiple brands or need to identify a vehicle with unclear history, the universal VIN search 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 MEXICO.

Why the Mexico catalog matters

Vehicles destined for Mexico can differ from those in other regions in fuel system tuning, emissions packages, lighting design, air conditioning capacity and safety specifics. Using the Mexico catalog ensures that the parts diagrams and OEM numbers reflect these configurations. This reduces the risk of ordering similar-looking but incompatible items, and it helps diagnose assemblies correctly—whether you’re servicing a PT Cruiser’s cooling system for hot climate performance or sourcing sliding door components for a Voyager used on mixed urban and highway routes.

Popular assemblies and typical tasks

• Cooling and HVAC: radiators, fans, condensers, heater cores and A/C lines for reliable operation in varied Mexican climates.
• Suspension and steering: bushings, control arms, tie rods and mounts to handle diverse road conditions.
• Brakes and driveline: pads, discs, parking brake hardware, CV joints and transmission service components for long-distance travel.
• Body, doors and glazing: PT and minivan door mechanisms, window regulators and weatherstrips for daily use.
• Electrical and sensors: alternators, starters, switches and harness sections aligned with Mexico-market wiring options.

Browse the series and generations above, open the diagrams, and note the OEM part numbers to maintain your Chrysler to factory standards in Mexico. From mid-1990s models like Sebring FJ/JX (1995 - 2000) to newer lines such as 300C (2005 - 2023), the catalog helps you identify original spare parts quickly and confidently.