Mazda Genuine OEM Parts — EPC Catalog for North America

Mazda OEM parts and diagrams for the North America market

This page of the 7zap original spare parts catalog is focused on Mazda vehicles supplied for North America. The series and generations shown in the list above help you quickly narrow down the exact vehicle family, production period, and configuration typical for this region. This is important because Mazda specifications can differ by market (engines and calibrations, emissions equipment, lighting and safety requirements, trim levels, and electrical options).

Use the catalog to browse original Mazda parts diagrams online, open assemblies (engine, transmission, suspension, body, interior, and electrics), and read OEM part numbers for ordering and compatibility checks. You can also refine selection by VIN to match the exact build of a North America vehicle.

Series and generations available for Mazda North America

The list above includes the Mazda model families covered on this regional page, with their generations and production years. For example, you can find:

• CX-7 — generation CX-7 ER (2007 - 2011), a crossover platform where options and emissions-related components can vary by North America specification.
• MPV — generation MPV LV (1993 - 1999), a people-mover/minivan where body, interior, and electrical equipment may differ depending on market equipment packages.

Even within the same generation, regional differences may affect sensors, control modules, exhaust components, lighting units, and other parts—so using the Mazda North America catalog view is a practical way to reduce mismatches.

How to use the catalog

1. Confirm you are on the correct regional page: this catalog section is already filtered for North America.
2. In the list above, choose the needed Mazda series (for example, CX-7 or MPV).
3. Select the matching generation and production years (for example, CX-7 ER 2007 - 2011 or MPV LV 1993 - 1999).
4. Open the required group of assemblies (engine, transmission, cooling, steering, brakes, suspension, body panels, interior trim, or electrical wiring/components).
5. Use the diagram to identify the part position and then read the corresponding OEM part number in the parts list.
6. Search and compare by part number to confirm applicability before ordering, especially for components with multiple revisions.
7. If equipment level is unclear, refine the catalog by VIN to match the exact Mazda configuration for the North America market.

Search by VIN and by part number

For the most precise selection, decode the vehicle identification number to reveal your MAZDA's exact configuration — series, engine, transmission, and NORTH AMERICA-specific equipment like regional specifications, market-specific components, and local certification requirements. Use the decode your MAZDA VIN 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 lookup 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 NORTH AMERICA.

If you already have an OEM number, part-number search is often the fastest route: enter the number exactly as shown (including letter suffixes if present) to find the correct diagram position and related items such as fasteners, seals, clips, and gaskets.

What owners and workshops often look up in North America

For Mazda North America, lookups commonly include maintenance and wear items (filters, belts, brake components), suspension parts for mixed road quality, and electrical components affected by heat/cold cycles and long-distance highway driving. On CX-7 ER (2007 - 2011), drivetrain and emissions-related parts are frequently selected with extra care due to regional specification differences, while MPV LV (1993 - 1999) owners often focus on body/interior parts and hardware that varies across trims.

Choose your Mazda series and generation from the list above to open the diagrams, verify the OEM part numbers, and use VIN filtering when you need the closest possible match to the original North America configuration.