Why Driveway Mechanics Check the Numbers Here First
Fitment checks, per-part warranty terms, and ratings printed as they are, including the 3.9-star compressor that logged a freon leak at eight months.
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Check the OEM Numbers Before the Box Ships
The Sonata headlight pair replaces six printed part numbers. Match the sticker on your cracked housing against all six.
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Per-Part Ratings Stay Visible, Weak Ones Included
The 3.5L AC compressor holds 3.9 stars across 88 buyer reviews, one of which logged a freon leak eight months after install.
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Warranty Runs Per Part, Not Per Storefront
The semi-truck hub cover kit carries a 1-year warranty. The XT225 carburetor kit carries 90 days, printed on the product page.
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Stop Guessing at Fitment on Checkout Day
Read the number stamped on the failed part against the fitment list first, because an installed replacement rarely goes back in the box.
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Swap RAM Tail Lights in the Driveway
The 2009-2018 RAM pair drops into the factory harness, so a Saturday swap needs no splicing and no shop appointment.
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Parts the Counter Guys Quit Stocking
A 1992 Yamaha XT225 carburetor and a 420cc Predator starter motor both ship here, filtered by year and engine size.
Compressors, lighting, fuel and ignition parts.
Every part filters by year, make, model, and engine, from a 3.5L AC compressor to a chrome lug nut cover kit for semi wheels.
AC Compressor with Clutch for Nissan 3.5L
★ 3.9 (88 reviews)
Cold air at idle that turns warm at highway speed usually points at a tired compressor clutch, and this replacement matches Maxima, Murano, Pathfinder, and Quest 3.5L engines. Four printed OEM numbers, CO11319C among them, let you check the failed unit before ordering, and the 568-volt clutch rating matches the factory harness. A stainless-steel body runs 11.02 inches long over a 7-groove pulley. Where a remanufactured core arrives with unknown hours already on the clutch, this one ships new. Flush the lines and change the drier first, because buyers who skipped that step reported a leak by month eight. Professional installation recommended.
Fits Maxima and Murano 2009-2014, Pathfinder 2013-2015, Quest 2011-2015, all 3.5L
568-volt clutch engages off the factory harness without an adapter or resistor
Ships new rather than remanufactured, unlike a core with unknown clutch hours
A deer strike leaves one housing cracked and the pair mismatched, so this set replaces left and right together on a Sonata built 2011 through 2014. Six printed cross-references, including 921013Q000 and HY2502159, let you verify against the sticker on the old housing before the box ships. Slide the chrome housing into the fender gap and the polycarbonate lens sits flush. Where a single-side replacement leaves one clear lens beside one yellowed lens across the nose, both housings here age on the same clock. Read your state inspection rules before ordering, because this housing carries no CAPA certification and states no DOT claim. Order the pair before the next inspection, since one cracked housing fails the light check on its own.
Fit left and right together on a Sonata built 2011 through 2014, matched from one production run
Projector bowl follows the factory cutout, so aim stays inside the stock screw range
173 buyer reviews hold the pair at 4.4 stars after full seasons on the road
One dead lamp on a RAM draws a ticket before it draws a repair bill, and this pair swaps both sides on trucks built 2009 through 2018. Black housing with a clear polycarbonate lens plugs straight into the factory harness, so no splicing and no drilling happen on either side. Bulbs transfer over from the old lamps, since none ship in the box. Where a single replacement leaves one sun-faded red lens beside a fresh one, this pair matches across the tailgate. The maker recommends professional installation, though most owners finish in an afternoon. Rated 3.7 stars across 12 reviews, the lowest of the lighting parts here.
Both tail lamps swap on RAM trucks 2009-2018 with the factory connector
Plug-and-play harness fitting removes splicing, so wiring stays factory
3.7 stars across 12 buyer reviews, stated as it stands
Bare lug nuts on the drive wheels get written up on a pre-trip walk-around, and one box here covers both axles before the inspector arrives. Open the box to 2 front covers, 4 rear covers, 60 nut covers, and the wrench that seats each one over a 33mm hub-piloted nut. Press the chrome-plated ABS caps onto 20, 22.5, or 24.5-inch wheels. Where a front-only kit leaves the rear axle bare until the next order lands, this one finishes the truck in a single pass. Count three threads proud of each nut before you press a cap on, or it works loose by the second run. A 1-year manufacturer warranty backs the set, so a cracked cap in month six goes back rather than into the bin.
60 nut covers, 6 hub covers and one wrench dress both axles in a single walk-around
The wrench seats each cap square to the hub, so vibration does not walk them loose over a long haul
1-year manufacturer warranty covers a cracked cap through the first season
Fogged and cracked housings on an Accord sedan built 2013 through 2015 drag the beam pattern low, and this pair replaces both sides at once. Printed cross-references cover 33100T2AA01, 33150T2AA01, HO2502151, and HO2503151, so the sticker on the old housing settles fitment before checkout. Built for trims without daytime running lights, with a clear composite lens rated at 579 volts. Where a junkyard housing arrives with unknown years of UV exposure already on the lens, these ship new from one run. Confirm your trim carries no DRL strip before ordering, since the connector differs. Rated 4.2 stars across 36 buyer reviews.
Pair fits Accord 2013-2015 4-door sedans built without daytime running lights
Internal support frame holds lens alignment, so the beam keeps its cutout after mounting
New housings rather than salvage units carrying unknown UV hours
A trail bike stored two winters floods on the first kick because varnish blocks the jets, and this kit restarts an XT225 built 1992 through 2000. Bundled alongside the carburetor: a fuel filter that catches tank rust before it reaches the new jets, plus a spark plug for the same afternoon. Cross-references cover 4BE-14901-11-00 and 4BE-14901-30-00. Where dealer counters dropped 1990s trail-bike fuel parts years ago, this kit still ships to a home garage. Drain the old bowl and set the idle screw after the swap. Covered for 90 days and rated 4.5 stars across 14 buyer reviews.
Carburetor, fuel filter and spark plug ship together for XT225 bikes 1992-2000
Bundled filter traps tank rust upstream, so the fresh jets stay clear after the swap
90-day manufacturer warranty stated on the product page
A cracked reverse lens on a Camry from 2010 or 2011 fills with water in the first storm, and this driver-side unit replaces it. A polycarbonate housing cross-references 8156006340 and TO2804106, so the number molded into the old lamp confirms the fit before checkout. Sold as the left side alone rather than a pair. Where taped lenses keep hazing until the socket corrodes, a fresh housing seals the bulb away from spray again. Check the part code on your old lamp first, since Camry trims changed mid-generation. Rated 4.8 stars across 11 buyer reviews, and tested before it leaves the line.
Left, driver-side reverse lamp for Camry 2010-2011, sold as a single unit
Polycarbonate housing seals the socket, which is what keeps spray off the contacts
A Predator 13HP 420cc engine that clicks without cranking has usually lost its starter, and this 3.9-pound replacement bolts to the same pattern. Drop it onto a 60340, 60349, or 69736 block and the magnets spin the 330-volt motor over on a cold morning. Pull the same starter for a log splitter, a generator, or a pressure washer running that block. Where a rebuilt unit arrives with a bendix already worn down, this one ships new. Check the number on your engine shroud against the fitment list before ordering, because 420cc blocks changed across production runs. Fourteen buyers have rated it 4.0 stars after a season of pull-starts they no longer make.
Bolts a 3.9-pound starter to a Predator 13HP 420cc engine using the factory holes in an afternoon
Magnets and excitation coils hold torque from cold, so the engine turns on the first press
Ships new rather than rebuilt, so no worn bendix gear grinds on the flywheel by month three
A cracked bumper reflector on a CR-V from 2015 or 2016 kills the one light a following driver reads in fog, and this passenger-side unit restores it. A 290-gram LED housing clips into the factory bracket and cross-references 33505-T1W-A01 and HO1185108N, so the old part settles the fit. Where clear tape over a cracked reflector scatters light sideways, a fresh lens throws the beam back toward the car behind you. Order the right, passenger-side version and confirm the model year before checkout, since the bumper changed after 2016. Rated 4.8 stars across 10 buyer reviews, with a plastic shell built to survive road spray.
290-gram right, passenger-side reflector clips into CR-V 2015-2016 bumper brackets
LED source lifts brake-light penetration, so a following driver reads the stop in fog
Chrome caps missing off the steer axle look worse than the fix costs, and this front kit dresses both wheels in one order. Open the box to 2 front hub covers, 20 nut covers, and the wrench that seats each over a 33mm hub-piloted nut. Press the chrome-plated ABS onto the standard semi wheel diameters by hand at the curb. Where the combined front and rear kit dresses wheels you were not touching yet, this box stops at the steer axle. Caps hold on nuts with three threads showing above the top, so check thread length before ordering. A 1-year manufacturer warranty backs the box, and 14 buyers hold it at 4.4 stars after a season of highway miles.
2 hub covers, 20 nut covers and a wrench finish the steer axle in one pass
Removable caps press on by hand, so a roadside refit needs no impact gun
1-year manufacturer warranty covers a cracked cap through the first winter
Running an 88g or 90g capsule dry mid-session costs more than the gas itself, and this aluminum adapter takes standard 12g cylinders instead. Thread it onto a Sig Sauer MCX or MPX in under a minute and the 0.18-pound body barely shifts balance. One 12g cylinder carries 20 to 30 charges before you swap in the next. Where the larger capsules lock you into one expensive gas format, 12g cylinders sit on any paintball counter. Order it as a standalone accessory as a standalone paintball accessory separate from the automotive parts here, then keep a spare sleeve in the range bag so a dry capsule never ends a session early.
Threads onto a Sig Sauer MCX or MPX in under a minute and runs 20 to 30 charges per 12g cylinder
The standard thread seats the small cylinder so the quick-change holder pierces it on the first turn
444 buyer reviews hold it at 4.4 stars, the most-reviewed part on this shelf
Fuel smell under the hood of a 6.7L Power Stroke usually traces back to the return line, and this kit covers F-250 through F-550 trucks from 2011 to 2016. Cross-reference BC3Z-9A564-B against the number on the failed line before ordering, because fitting geometry changed across those model years. Read the record before committing: this kit holds 2.3 stars across 8 reviews, and several owners reported seepage within days of install. Where a dealer line arrives pre-tested at the counter, this one earns a pressure check in your own driveway. Re-torque every joint before the truck goes back to work. If a seal weeps, the retailer's return window is the backstop.
Return line kit for Ford Super Duty 6.7L diesel, F-250 through F-550, 2011-2016
Cross-references BC3Z-9A564-B, so the number on the failed line confirms fitment
Rated 2.3 stars across 8 reviews with leak reports, returns run through the retailer
Four jobs the fitment data was built around: a 3.5L AC swap, a matched headlight pair, a stored trail bike, and a fleet walk-around.
Confirm the Compressor Clutch Before You Bolt It In
The Maxima, Murano, Pathfinder, and Quest 3.5L compressor carries a 568-volt clutch rating and four printed OEM numbers, CO11319C among them. Flush the old refrigerant out of the lines before the new unit turns. Buyers who skipped that step reported a freon leak roughly eight months after install, which is what holds this part at 3.9 stars.
Wipe the suction line clean before bolting the compressor down, because contaminated oil from the failed unit is what kills a fresh one.
The stainless-steel body runs 11.02 inches long and clears the 3.5L bracket without shimming the mount.
Where a remanufactured unit arrives with unknown hours on the clutch, this one ships new against 88 buyer reviews.
The Sonata 2011-2014 headlight set ships left and right in one box, so both chrome housings go on in a single driveway session. Check 921013Q000 or HY2502159 against the number on your cracked housing before ordering; the set holds 4.4 stars across 173 buyer reviews. No lighting part here carries CAPA certification, so a state inspection lane that demands the sticker turns this pair away on the spot.
Both housings age on the same clock, so one lens will not yellow ahead of the other after two winters of sun.
Turn the stock adjustment screws after install and the projector bowl lands on the factory cutout, no shims needed.
Where a single-side replacement leaves mismatched chrome across the nose, this pair arrives from one production run.
The Yamaha XT225 carburetor kit covers 1992 through 2000 bikes and ships with a fuel filter and a spark plug in the same box. Coverage runs 90 days on this kit. Owners rate it 4.5 stars across 14 reviews, most of them reviving a bike that sat all winter.
Drain the gummed float bowl, bolt the carburetor on, drop in the bundled plug, and the bike fires without a second parts run.
The bundled fuel filter catches tank rust before it reaches the new jets, which is what blocked the original ones.
Where dealer counters dropped 1990s trail-bike carburetors years ago, this kit still cross-references 4BE-14901-30-00.
Open the front and rear hub cover kit on the shop floor to 2 front covers, 4 rear covers, 60 nut covers, and one 33mm install wrench. The chrome-plated ABS caps drop onto 20, 22.5, and 24.5-inch wheels, so one box dresses a mixed fleet in an afternoon. A cap that cracks in the first year goes back under the manufacturer warranty; the kit holds 4.9 stars across 13 buyer reviews.
Slide the wrench over each 33mm nut and the chrome caps seat by hand during a pre-trip walk-around, no impact gun needed.
Leave three threads showing above each nut before seating a cap, or it works loose at highway speed.
Where a front-only kit leaves the drive wheels bare before an inspection, this box covers both ends of the truck.
Ratings run from 2.3 stars on the Ford return line kit to 4.9 on the hub cover kit, and both sit on this page.
Both headlamps on my 2012 Sonata had clouded to the point where night driving felt unsafe. The pair arrived in one box and the chrome matched side to side. Installation took a driveway afternoon with a socket set. A quarter turn on the factory adjuster screws put the beam pattern back on the cutout. Brighter than what came off the car.
★★★★★Marcus D.Verified PurchaseProjector Headlight Pair for Sonata 2011-2014
The compressor went in during August and blew cold through the summer. By February the system was losing refrigerant, and it quit two months after that. My shop found contamination from the old unit still sitting in the lines, which I never flushed. Learn from me. Flush the system and change the drier, or budget for a second compressor.
★★★☆☆Ray T.Verified PurchaseAC Compressor with Clutch for Nissan 3.5L
One box covered both axles on two trucks in our yard. The 33mm wrench that ships with the kit seats every cap by hand, so nobody hunted for an impact socket. Leaving three threads showing above each nut keeps them from working loose, and our lead driver now checks that on the walk-around.
★★★★★Denise K.Verified PurchaseChrome Front and Rear Hub Cover Kit
A parking-lot hit shattered the driver-side housing on my 2014 Accord. The replacement matched the original shape and the lens reads clearer than the one it replaced. Fair warning about the job: reaching the mounting bolts meant pulling the bumper cover and the grille. My dad and I lost most of a Saturday to that, not to the light itself.
★★★★☆Priya N.Verified PurchaseHeadlight Assembly for Accord 2013-2015
My XT225 sat through two winters and flooded on the first kick. The kit arrived with a fuel filter and a spark plug, so there was no second parts run. I drained the gummed float bowl, bolted the carburetor on, and the bike fired on the third kick. The number on the box matched the one stamped on the old body.
★★★★★Walt S.Verified PurchaseCarburetor Kit for Yamaha XT225 1992-2000
I ordered the return line kit for a 2013 F-350. The part numbers matched the truck, but one fitting seeped within a week and I had to reseat it. It has held since. I still pressure-test before any long run. If you are not comfortable troubleshooting a seal, this is not the part to start on.
★★☆☆☆Curtis L.Verified PurchaseFuel Injector Return Line Kit for Ford 6.7L
My 420cc Predator engine clicked and would not crank. The replacement starter dropped onto the same bolt pattern with no shimming, and the same two leads went back on. The engine turned over on the first try. The whole swap ran under twenty minutes with basic hand tools.
★★★★☆Tom H.Verified Purchase420cc Starter Motor for Predator 13HP
The rear reflector on my 2016 CR-V cracked and left the bumper looking unfinished. The replacement clipped into the factory bracket without extra bracing, and it sits flush. At night it reads the same as the side that was never damaged.
★★★★★Alicia M.Verified PurchaseRear Reflector Brake Light for CR-V 2015-2016
The Numbers Other Fitment Guides Skip
Clutch voltage, package counts, and the per-part warranty spread that most fitment guides mention in passing, starting with a 568-volt rating.
6 OEM part numbers
Hold the sticker off a cracked Sonata housing against all six printed numbers before the box ships, not after the bumper cover is already off.
Fitment guides tell buyers to check the OEM number without printing more than one cross-reference per part.
manufacturer spec, product page
568 volts
Lay the compressor clutch lead against the Maxima harness and confirm the 568-volt rating before the final bolt-down.
Year, make, and model get confirmed everywhere. The compressor's own electrical rating rarely reaches the page.
manufacturer spec
60 nut covers
Unpack 60 nut covers, 6 hub covers, and one wrench, then finish both axles of a 22.5-inch semi wheel in a single walk-around.
Wheel-cover pages promise a complete kit without counting what actually lands in the box.
manufacturer spec, package contents
90 days to 1 year
A fleet buyer keeps a full year of coverage on the hub cover kit while a vintage-bike carburetor swap runs on 90 days.
Buying guides quote one blanket coverage figure for the category. Terms here are set per part.
manufacturer warranty terms, stated per part
4.3 stars / 837 reviews
Weigh a driveway install against a shop quote using the 4.3-star average built from 837 verified buyer reviews.
Unbranded storefronts rarely publish one combined rating drawn from hundreds of installer reviews.
837 verified buyer reviews, weighted average
290 g
Clip the 290-gram LED reflector into the CR-V bumper bracket and the factory clip carries it without extra bracing.
Small-part pages say LED reflector without a weight buyers can check against the clip rating.
manufacturer spec
The Storefront Built Around the Part Number
Vehicle-specific replacements here cover AC compressors, headlight and tail light assemblies, brake reflectors, fuel injector return lines, carburetors, starter motors, and semi-truck lug nut covers. Buyers rate them 4.3 stars across 837 verified reviews. Coverage runs from a Nissan Maxima 3.5L compressor to a 1992 Yamaha XT225 carburetor. Warranty terms sit on the product page before you check out: 90 days to 1 year depending on the part, never one blanket promise.
Ordering a part that does not fit costs more than the part itself, so Genrics prints the OEM cross-reference numbers where you can read them before checkout. One line most storefronts blur: coverage here is not uniform, and the gaps sit further down this page rather than in the fine print.
Pull a cracked tail light housing off a 2012 RAM in the driveway, or unbolt a Maxima 3.5L compressor that quit on the interstate. The same brand stamp lands on the starter you drop into a Predator mower engine at 6 a.m. It lands again on the 60 chrome nut caps a driver seats before a Monday inspection.
A driveway mechanic with a cracked Sonata headlight checks six printed OEM numbers first. The left and right pair ships together, and both housings swap in an afternoon instead of a booked shop slot.
Check the warranty line on the hub cover kit before ordering and you read 1 year, while the 1992 Yamaha XT225 carburetor kit reads 90 days. Several parts state no term at all, and that line sits on the page rather than in an email eleven months later. No lighting part here claims CAPA certification, so an inspector who wants the sticker on a Monday sends you elsewhere. A part that arrives cracked goes back through the retailer's standard return window.
Search by year, make, model, and engine, such as a Maxima 3.5L, then match the OEM number stamped on the failed part before anything ships.
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Search by Vehicle
Enter the exact year, make, model, and engine, such as Maxima 3.5L 2009-2014, because a 2008 entry pulls a different compressor bracket.
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Match the OEM Number
Read the number stamped on your failed part against the numbers on the page; a 921013Q000 match saves a second parts run.
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Note the Part Number
Record the GE-format part number in your phone before the box hits the recycling, since warranty questions eleven months later start with that number.
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Install or Book a Shop
Snap the tail light pair in with the factory harness in one driveway afternoon, but book a shop slot for the 3.5L compressor flush.
From the Box to the First Year
Day 1 through month 12, including the AC flush step that decides whether a fresh compressor lives past its eighth month.
Day 1
Check the part against the fitment list before peeling any seal, because the retailer's return window is the only way back once a sealed compressor is opened. Read the warranty line printed for that part while the box is still taped.
Week 1
Plug-and-play lighting goes in over a weekend: the 2009-2018 RAM tail light pair drops into the factory harness with no splicing. The 6.7L fuel line kit gets a pressure check before the truck leaves the driveway.
Month 1
Run the AC hard on a highway drive and watch the vents. A compressor bolted into unflushed lines starts seeping long before month eight, which is when the first owner reported a freon leak.
Year 1+
Coverage windows close on different dates. The XT225 carburetor kit runs 90 days, both semi-truck hub cover kits run a full year, and the compressor and lighting state no term at all.
Ready for Day 1? Match the number on your failed part, then check today’s price.
Who These Parts Fit
Four buyers who arrive with a specific vehicle and a printed part number, plus the 3 cases where ordering here is the wrong call.
The Driveway Mechanic Who Refuses Dealership Labor
A cracked CR-V reflector or a dead RAM tail light gets swapped on a Saturday with a socket set. The 290-gram reflector clips into the factory bracket, and the RAM pair plugs into the harness without splicing.
The Fleet Owner Covering Both Axles Before Monday
A pre-trip walk-around turns up bare lug nuts on the drive wheels. One kit puts 60 chrome caps and 6 hub covers on 22.5-inch wheels, backed by a 1-year warranty, before the inspector shows up.
The Vintage-Bike Owner Nobody Else Stocks Parts For
A 1996 XT225 that sat two winters needs a carburetor, and the dealer counter stopped ordering them. The kit arrives with a fuel filter and spark plug, matched to 4BE-14901-30-00.
The Buyer Who Reads the Warranty Line First
Skepticism about a private-label brand is fair. This buyer checks the per-part term, the 4.3-star average across 837 reviews, and the 2.3-star kit before deciding what to order.
Where to buy elsewhere
Not the right fit if a state inspection requires a CAPA-certified headlight sticker, because no lighting part here carries one.
Skip the Ford 6.7L fuel injector return line kit if you cannot tolerate troubleshooting a seal, since it holds 2.3 stars with multiple leak-within-days reports.
Not for a buyer expecting one storefront-wide warranty, because coverage runs 90 days to 1 year depending on the part.
Why the Fitment Data Comes First
Four commitments behind a storefront that spans 8 automotive systems, from a Maxima AC compressor to a chrome hub cover that a driver checks in a pre-trip walk-around.
Fitment Accuracy Before Checkout
Order the wrong compressor on a Friday and the truck sits on jack stands all weekend while the return window runs. The refund covers the part, never the two days you lost under it.
No Warranty Fine Print Games
Read the warranty line on the Predator 420cc starter page before the part lands in your cart, not eleven months later when the engine clicks and nothing turns. Where a part carries no stated term, the page prints that blank too, so you weigh it at checkout instead of inside a refused claim.
Driveway Prices, Driveway Tools
Snap the 2009-2018 RAM tail light pair into the factory harness in a driveway afternoon, no shop appointment booked. Jobs that need a technician, like the 3.5L AC compressor flush, say so on the page before you buy.
Room for the Parts Nobody Stocks
A 1992 Yamaha XT225 carburetor kit moves a handful of units a year, and so does a chrome hub cover kit for a semi. Both stay on the shelf anyway, because the owner who kicks that bike over on a Saturday has nowhere else to look.
What Buyers Worry About Before Ordering
The mis-order, the early failure, and the warranty gap, each named with the record behind it, including the kit sitting at a 2.3-star rating.
Wrong Part, No Way Back
Stop the order at the cross-reference step and read the number stamped on the failed part against the list on the page. A sealed compressor or fuel line that has been opened rarely qualifies for a clean return, and by then the old part is already off the car.
OEM cross-references printed on most fitment-specific parts
The Compressor That Died in Month Eight
Old refrigerant left in the lines contaminates a fresh compressor within weeks. One buyer logged a freon leak roughly eight months after installing the 3.5L unit, which sits at 3.9 stars across 88 reviews. Flush the system and change the drier before the new compressor turns.
3.9 stars / 88 reviews
The Fuel Line Kit With Bad Reviews
The Ford 6.7L Power Stroke return line kit sits at 2.3 stars across 8 reviews. Several owners reported seepage within days of install. The part number BC3Z-9A564-B covers Super Duty trucks from 2011 to 2016. Pressure-test the seals before the truck goes back to work.
2.3 stars / 8 reviews
No Single Warranty Covers Everything
Coverage is set per part. The semi-truck hub cover kits carry a full year, the XT225 carburetor kit carries 90 days, and the compressor and most lighting state no term at all. Read that line on the product page instead of assuming a storefront-wide policy.
90 days to 1 year, per part
No CAPA Sticker, No DOT Claim
No headlight or tail light here carries CAPA certification, and no DOT or SAE compliance is claimed on any lighting part. If your state inspection asks for that sticker, buy elsewhere. What does hold: the warranty term printed per part, plus returns through the retailer's standard window.
CAPA certification: not held on any lighting part
Warranty term printed per part plus the retailer’s return window — match your vehicle first.
On the bench, before the bolt-up.
Parts photographed where they get installed: a garage floor, a fleet yard, a workbench next to the housing that cracked.
AC Compressor with Clutch for Nissan 3.5LProjector Headlight Pair for Sonata 2011-2014Tail Light Pair for RAM 2009-2018Chrome Front and Rear Hub Cover KitCarburetor Kit for Yamaha XT225 1992-2000420cc Starter Motor for Predator 13HPTail Light Driver Side for Camry 2010-2011Rear Reflector Brake Light for CR-V 2015-2016
Will the part fit, and what covers it if it fails?
Fitment, warranty terms, certification gaps and returns, answered with the part numbers and ratings behind each one.
What is Genrics?
Genrics is a private-label automotive parts brand selling vehicle-specific replacements: AC compressors, headlight and tail light assemblies, brake reflectors, fuel injector return lines, carburetors, starter motors, and semi-truck lug nut covers. Parts match by year, make, model, and engine, and most fitment-specific pages print the OEM numbers each part replaces. The combined buyer rating sits at 4.3 stars across 837 reviews.
Who are these parts built for?
Driveway mechanics and small fleets replacing a failed part on one specific vehicle. A CR-V owner swapping a cracked reflector, a Sonata owner replacing both headlights after a deer strike, and a truck operator covering both axles before an inspection all use the same fitment data: year, make, model, engine, then the OEM number stamped on the old part.
Does one brand really cover cars, trucks, motorcycles, and small engines?
Coverage spans passenger cars, Super Duty diesel trucks, semi-truck wheel hardware, a 1990s Yamaha trail bike, and a 420cc small engine. That breadth is unusual for one parts label, and it exists because the harder-to-source parts, such as a discontinued carburetor or a chrome lug cover kit, sell in small numbers that larger suppliers drop.
Are these OEM parts or aftermarket replacements?
Aftermarket replacements built to match OEM mounting points and dimensions. Nothing here is a factory-branded part. Each fitment-specific page prints the OEM numbers the part replaces, so a Sonata headlight lists 921013Q000 and five other references, and an AC compressor lists CO11319C among four.
Is an aftermarket part as good as an OEM part?
It depends on the part and the maker, not the category. An aftermarket lamp housing that matches the factory beam cutout performs like the original at a fraction of the dealership assembly. A compressor or fuel line running under pressure carries more risk, which is why the ratings here range from 2.3 stars on the 6.7L return line kit to 4.9 stars on the hub cover kit. Read the per-part rating rather than the brand average.
What does direct-fit mean for a headlight assembly?
Direct-fit means the housing bolts to the factory mounting tabs and uses the original connector without brackets or wiring changes. On the Sonata pair, that covers the three mounting points and the harness plug. It does not promise certification: no lighting part here carries a CAPA or DOT claim.
Does Genrics offer one warranty across all parts, or does it vary?
Coverage is set per part, never storefront-wide. Both semi-truck hub cover kits carry a 1-year manufacturer warranty. The XT225 carburetor kit carries 90 days. The remaining parts, including the AC compressor and all lighting, state no manufacturer term at all, which leaves the retailer's standard return window as the backstop. Read the warranty line on the product page before ordering rather than assuming one policy covers everything.
Are the headlight or tail light assemblies DOT or SAE compliant, or CAPA certified?
No lighting part here carries a CAPA certification, and none claims DOT or SAE compliance. That is a real gap against certified options from larger brands, and it matters if your state inspection asks for the sticker. Where compliance is mandatory for your registration, buy a certified assembly instead.
Can I return a part that does not fit?
Returns run through the retailer's standard window rather than a separate brand policy. Unopened parts go back most easily. A compressor or fuel line that has been installed, pressurized, or had its seals broken is usually no longer returnable, which is exactly why the cross-reference check belongs before the box is opened.
What should I check before installing a replacement AC compressor?
Flush the refrigerant lines, replace the receiver-drier or accumulator, and fit a new expansion valve or orifice tube. Debris from the failed compressor stays in the system otherwise and grinds up the new one. Charge with the correct oil volume and refrigerant weight for a 3.5L system, then confirm the clutch engages before closing the hood.
How do I confirm a part fits my exact trim?
Three checks settle it. Match the year, make, model, and engine size. Match the OEM number from the failed part. Then confirm any trim condition in the fitment note, such as the Accord pair fitting only sedans built without daytime running lights.
Which vehicles does the AC compressor fit?
Maxima 3.5L 2009-2014, Murano 3.5L 2009-2014, Pathfinder 3.5L 2013-2015, and Quest 3.5L 2011-2015. Engine size matters as much as the model year, so confirm the 3.5L badge before ordering.
What OEM numbers does the AC compressor replace?
CO11319C, 6512742, 92600JP01C, and 10000652. Match whichever number is stamped or stickered on the failed compressor body against that set. A single vehicle often shows only one of the four, which is normal.
What are the compressor's dimensions and body material?
The body measures 11.02 inches long by 8.66 wide by 7.48 tall in stainless steel, with a 7-groove pulley and a 568-volt clutch. Check the groove count against your belt before ordering, since a mismatched pulley throws the accessory belt line off.
What does the Sonata headlight pair replace?
Six printed numbers: 209150009, 209149009, 921013Q000, 921023Q000, HY2502159, and HY2503159. The pair covers Sonata model years 2011 through 2014 with a projector bowl, clear lens, amber corner, and chrome housing, sold as left and right together rather than one side.
Is the Accord headlight assembly for models with daytime running lights?
No, this pair fits Accord 2013-2015 4-door sedans built without a DRL strip. Trims with running lights use a different connector and reflector layout. Cross-references are 33100T2AA01, 33150T2AA01, HO2502151, and HO2503151.
Do the RAM tail lights include bulbs?
Bulbs are not in the box. Transfer the working bulbs from the old lamps into the new housings during the swap. The pair covers RAM trucks 2009 through 2018 with a black housing and clear polycarbonate lens.
What is in the front and rear semi-truck hub cover kit?
Two front covers, four rear covers, 60 nut covers, and one nut cover wrench. That combination dresses both axles in a single pass. The kit suits 20, 22.5, and 24.5-inch wheels on a 10-hole, 11.5-inch bolt circle, with hub-piloted nuts.
How is the front-only hub kit different?
The front kit ships 2 hub covers, 20 nut covers, and the wrench for the steer axle alone. Choose it when the drive wheels already carry caps, or when only the front axle failed an inspection. Both kits carry a 1-year manufacturer warranty.
Which wheel sizes do the lug nut covers fit?
Twenty, 22.5, and 24.5-inch semi-truck wheels using 33mm hub-piloted lug nuts with right-hand threads. The nuts need at least three threads showing above the top for the caps to seat and hold.
What comes with the XT225 carburetor?
One carburetor, one fuel filter, and one spark plug. The filter matters more than it looks: tank rust from a bike that sat is the usual reason a fresh carburetor blocks up within a season. Cross-references 4BE-14901-11-00 and 4BE-14901-30-00 cover XT225 model years 1992 through 2000.
What does the starter motor fit and how much does it weigh?
It weighs 3.9 pounds and replaces the starter on Predator 13HP 420cc engines. The fitment list covers the 60340, 60349, and 69736 variants. The motor runs at 330 volts with magnets and excitation coils. Log splitters and generators built on the same block take it too.
Which side is the CR-V brake reflector for?
The right, passenger side of a CR-V from 2015 or 2016. The 290-gram LED unit clips into the factory bumper bracket and cross-references 33505-T1W-A01 and HO1185108N. Order the matching left-side part separately if both are cracked.
What does the Camry tail light cover?
The left, driver-side reverse lamp on a Camry from 2010 or 2011, sold as one unit rather than a pair. Cross-references are 8156006340 and TO2804106. Check the code molded into your old lamp first, since Camry trims changed mid-generation.
What lens materials are used on the lighting parts?
Polycarbonate on the Sonata headlights, the RAM tail lights, and the Camry reverse lamp; a clear composite on the Accord pair; plastic on the CR-V reflector shell. No supplier here publishes a numeric UV or IP rating, so treat weather claims as qualitative.
What certifications should an aftermarket headlight assembly carry?
Buyers usually look for a DOT marking on the lens and CAPA certification confirming the housing matches OEM geometry and photometrics. Some states inspect for the DOT mark specifically. Nothing here carries either, so verify your local requirement before ordering a lighting part.
Are aftermarket headlight assemblies street legal?
Legality turns on the beam pattern and markings your state inspects, not on who made the housing. An assembly matching the factory projector cutout aims like the original, but without a DOT mark on the lens some inspectors will fail it. Check your state rule first.
What happens if the part arrives damaged?
Photograph the box and the damage before anything else, then open a claim through the retailer during the standard return window. One tail light in the review record arrived broken, so inspect lenses and housings on arrival rather than the night you plan to install.
Will installing an aftermarket part affect my vehicle's warranty?
A manufacturer cannot void an entire vehicle warranty because an aftermarket part is fitted. Coverage can be denied for the specific failure that part caused. If your car is still under factory coverage, keep the receipt and the old part, and document who did the work.
How reliable are the ratings on these parts?
Ratings run from 2.3 stars on the 6.7L fuel injector return line kit to 4.9 stars on the front and rear hub cover kit, averaging 4.3 stars across 837 reviews. The average hides the spread, so read the individual part page. Low-count parts, some with only 8 to 14 reviews, carry more uncertainty than the 444-review adapter.
Does a new AC compressor need a refrigerant recharge and oil fill?
Yes on both counts. A compressor ships without a full oil charge for the vehicle, and the system needs evacuating and recharging to the manufacturer's specified refrigerant weight. Skipping the vacuum step leaves moisture in the lines, which forms acid and shortens compressor life.
Should the receiver-drier or accumulator be replaced along with the compressor?
Replace it. The drier holds moisture and debris from the old failure, and reusing it pushes both straight into the new compressor. Most compressor warranties in this category are refused when the drier was not changed.
Why does a new AC compressor fail shortly after installation?
Contamination is the usual cause. Metal shavings and degraded oil from the original failure stay in the condenser and lines unless the system is flushed, and they reach the new compressor within hours of running. One buyer here reported a freon leak roughly eight months after install. An incorrect oil charge or a blocked orifice tube produces the same early failure.
Is professional installation required, or can I do this in a driveway?
Lighting, reflectors, lug covers, and the small-engine starter go in with hand tools in an afternoon. The AC compressor needs recovery and recharge equipment that is regulated in most regions, and the 6.7L fuel line runs under pressure. Book those two jobs with a technician.
Do the connectors plug into the factory harness, or do I need to splice wires?
The RAM tail light pair plugs into the factory connector with no rewiring, and the CR-V reflector uses the original bumper plug. Headlight pairs use the stock connector on trims that match the fitment note, which is why the Accord pair specifies models without daytime running lights.
How difficult is a headlight assembly installation?
On most sedans it runs one to two hours per side: remove the bumper cover fasteners, unbolt three mounting points, unplug the harness, reverse the sequence, then reset the aim against a wall. No cutting or splicing is involved. Aim adjustment matters most, since a housing seated correctly still needs the screws set.
What tools do I need before starting the installation?
A metric socket set, trim clips or a panel tool for bumper covers, a torque wrench for the compressor bracket, and a multimeter for checking the harness. The hub cover kits ship their own wrench. Nothing here needs a press or specialty puller.
How long does a replacement AC compressor typically last?
In a properly flushed system with a new drier and the correct oil charge, an aftermarket compressor commonly runs several years. In a contaminated system it can fail within months, which is what the eight-month leak report in this record reflects. Install quality drives the outcome more than the part.
Can I install the lug nut covers without an impact gun?
The kit's wrench seats each cap by hand over the lug nut, so no powered tool is needed on a walk-around. Confirm three threads sit proud of each nut first, because caps on shorter studs work loose at highway speed.
How do these parts compare to Dorman or Valeo?
Dorman and Valeo publish broader engineering documentation and offer certified options on some lighting lines. This brand competes on cross-reference depth and coverage of parts the national suppliers dropped, such as a 1990s trail-bike carburetor or a chrome hub cover kit. On certification, the honest answer is that the larger brands win: nothing here carries CAPA certification.
What is the difference between projector and reflector headlights?
A projector uses a lens and a shielded bowl to cut a sharp beam line, while a reflector bounces light off a curved housing and produces a softer edge. The Sonata pair here uses a projector bowl. Swapping between the two types changes the beam pattern, so match whatever the vehicle carried from the factory.
Can I replace just the headlight lens instead of the whole assembly?
Sealed housings are bonded, so a lens-only swap usually means cutting the housing open and resealing it. Moisture then finds the joint. Replacing the full assembly restores the seal and the aim geometry in one step.
Can one OEM part number match multiple aftermarket replacements?
Yes, and the reverse holds too. A single AC compressor here covers four OEM numbers across the Maxima, Murano, Pathfinder and Quest, because the factory used the same unit in several applications. That is why the safest check is matching the number on your failed part rather than shopping by model name alone.
Will a polycarbonate lens yellow or crack faster than a glass OEM lens?
Polycarbonate resists impact better than glass but hazes under UV over time, typically after several seasons of direct sun. No hard-coat or UV rating is published for these lenses, so treat that as unverified. Parking in shade and skipping abrasive polish both slow the hazing.
Do aftermarket lug nut covers fit all semi-truck wheel sizes?
Not universally. These fit the three standard semi wheel diameters with hub-piloted nuts on a 10-hole, 11.5-inch bolt circle. Stud-piloted wheels, larger nut sizes, and left-hand threads fall outside that range.
The fuel injector return line kit has negative reviews. What is the known issue?
It holds 2.3 stars across 8 reviews, the weakest record here, with several owners reporting leaks within days of installation. The kit cross-references BC3Z-9A564-B for 6.7L Power Stroke trucks from 2011 to 2016. If you order it, pressure-test each connection and re-torque before the truck returns to service, and raise a return through the retailer promptly if a joint weeps.
If the OEM number is close but not exact, is it safe to install?
Treat a near match as a mismatch. Manufacturers change one digit for a different connector, bracket, or electrical rating, and a compressor clutch or headlight plug that differs by one variant will not seat. Confirm the exact number or contact support with the manufacturer part number before ordering.
If my exact year is out of stock, is an adjacent model year compatible?
Sometimes, but only where the fitment list already spans those years. The RAM tail light pair covers 2009 through 2018 because the tailgate opening did not change. The CR-V reflector stops at 2016 because the bumper did change. Where the list stops, compatibility stops.
How do I find the correct OEM part number for my vehicle?
Read it off the failed part first: compressors carry it stamped or on a body sticker, lamp housings mold it into the back shell. A dealer parts counter will also look it up by VIN. Match that number against the cross-reference set printed on the page before ordering.
Where do I find the manufacturer part number for support?
Each part carries an internal number in GE-#######-######-CS format, printed in the product details block. Keep it with your order confirmation, since warranty and support questions get resolved faster with the internal number and the OEM reference together.
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