VAZ Parts Catalog

Reference catalog for VAZ passenger cars

The VAZ parts catalog on 7zap provides a structured route from a displayed vehicle generation to illustrated component groups and OEM part-number references. It is intended for identifying parts and understanding how components relate within an assembly, rather than promising compatibility or availability.

The production catalog includes vehicles presented under VAZ and specific LADA model labels. Examples range from VAZ-2101/VAZ-2102 (1970–1988), VAZ-2108 (1984–2003), and NIVA 2121 (1977–1994) to LADA Kalina 1117, 1118, 1119 (2004–2013), LADA Granta 2190 (2011–2025), and LADA Vesta (2015–2025). These names reflect the displayed catalog generations; LADA should not be treated as an unconditional substitute for VAZ outside that model context.

Navigate diagrams and assembly groups

After choosing a listed generation, the catalog can organize available references through universal categories or manufacturer categories. Depending on the selected vehicle data, these paths may lead to groups covering areas such as the engine, transmission, body, electrical equipment, steering, suspension, brakes, or interior components.

A VAZ parts diagram can show an assembly as an exploded view, separating related components so their positions are easier to interpret. Numbered callouts connect diagram items to rows in the accompanying parts list. A callout is only a pointer to a list entry: it is not necessarily an orderable OEM number and should not be used on its own when researching a replacement.

Parts-list rows may include VAZ part numbers, descriptions, quantities, or qualifying notes where those details are displayed. The OEM number is a useful research reference for comparing documentation and checking a component, but it does not independently establish applicability to a particular car.

Select the vehicle data carefully

Begin with the generation label shown in the catalog rather than relying only on a familiar model name. Similar names can cover different catalog entries or factory configurations. For example, VAZ ОКА is presented as VAZ-1111 OKA (1988–2008), while VAZ LADA 110/111/112 is displayed as LADA 110/111/112 (1995–2007). Chevrolet Niva (2002–2020) also has its own listed entry.

• Confirm the displayed generation: compare the model wording and production period with the vehicle being researched.
• Review the configuration: use the available factory characteristics and notes rather than choosing by appearance alone.
• Read the full parts row: check descriptions, callout relationships, quantities, and restrictions that may be shown.
• Verify independently: compare the reference with the vehicle identification, existing component markings, and reliable technical documentation.

VIN lookup is a separate path

VIN lookup is an independent, vehicle-specific way to begin a catalog search. It is not a configuration and does not select one of the configurations used during manual browsing. When VIN lookup is available, treat its results as an additional reference and still review the illustrated group, list entry, and vehicle details before relying on a part number.

VAZ catalog questions

Does an exploded-view callout identify the part number?

Not by itself. The callout points to a corresponding parts-list row, where a number or further description may be displayed.

Can one OEM number be used for any VAZ model?

No. An OEM reference must be checked against the relevant generation, factory configuration, notes, and the individual vehicle.

Why do some catalog entries use LADA names?

The supplied vehicle list contains specific LADA-labelled generations, including LADA Priora (2007–2013), LADA Largus 4601 (2012–2025), and LADA XRAY (2015–2022). Use the label attached to the displayed catalog entry rather than assuming the names are interchangeable in every context.

Is 7zap an official VAZ catalog?

No. 7zap is an independent reference catalog designed to support diagram navigation and OEM part-number research.