Scion Parts Catalog

Scion OEM parts reference by vehicle generation

The Scion parts catalog on 7zap is a reference resource for identifying assemblies, diagram positions, and Scion part numbers. As Scion is a Toyota-family marque, careful vehicle identification is particularly important when researching components. This independent catalog helps connect the displayed Scion generation with the relevant illustrated groups and parts-list entries without promising compatibility.

Begin with the vehicle family and generation shown above. The catalog includes distinct entries such as FR-S ZN6, iQ AJ10, iM E180, and xD XP110. Some families require an additional generation check: tC is displayed as AT10 and AT20, while xB appears as XP30 and E150. These distinctions should not be treated as interchangeable merely because the model name is shared.

Navigate diagrams and assembly groups

After selecting a displayed generation, use the available manufacturer categories or universal categories to move toward the relevant area of the vehicle. Depending on the selected catalog entry, navigation may lead through assembly groups and subgroups before reaching an illustrated parts page.

A Scion parts diagram can help show how listed components relate within an assembly. Exploded views are especially useful when several nearby pieces have similar descriptions or when small retainers, covers, brackets, or fasteners need to be distinguished from the principal component.

Each numbered callout in an illustration points to a corresponding row in the parts list. The callout itself is a diagram reference, not necessarily an orderable OEM part number. Read the associated description, notes, quantity information when shown, and any configuration distinctions before recording a number.

Researching Scion OEM part numbers

An OEM number found in the Scion parts catalogue is a useful research reference. It can help compare documentation, label information, or a number taken from an existing component. However, a matching-looking diagram or shared model name does not by itself confirm applicability.

Manual browsing should start with the correct displayed vehicle generation and then proceed through the available factory configuration choices. Check the model designation closely—for example, xA XP60 should not be confused with xB XP30, and iA DA is separate from iM E180. Review any catalog notes and compare the listed component context with the vehicle being serviced.

VIN lookup is a separate path

VIN lookup provides an independent, vehicle-specific route when that function is available. It is not a configuration, trim, or substitute option within the manually browsed generation list. Manual selection and VIN-based research should therefore be treated as separate ways to approach the catalog.

Practical checks before using a reference

• Confirm the generation: verify the displayed family and code, especially for tC and xB entries with more than one generation.
• Check the diagram context: make sure the callout belongs to the intended assembly rather than a nearby component.
• Read the parts-list row: consider descriptions and qualifying notes instead of relying only on the illustration.
• Compare independent evidence: review the vehicle details and markings on the removed part where practical.
• Verify before use: confirm the researched OEM number with a qualified parts source or repair professional.

Scion catalog FAQ

Does a diagram callout equal a Scion OEM part number?

No. A callout identifies a row in the accompanying parts list. That row may contain a part number, description, note, or another catalog reference.

Why do some Scion models have multiple generation entries?

The displayed catalog separates certain families by generation code. For example, tC AT10 and tC AT20 are separate choices, as are xB XP30 and xB E150.

Can an exploded view confirm that a component fits?

An exploded view supports identification, but it does not guarantee applicability. Generation, factory configuration, notes, and vehicle-specific details still need verification.

Is 7zap an official Scion catalog?

No. 7zap is an independent reference catalog intended to support parts research and OEM-number identification.