Mechanic Legends Parts List: Prices, Fitment and Uses

Search for a part name or alias, then use the model and type filters to narrow the results. Open a record for its available repair, installation and relationship details. Prices are shown with their applicable conditions.

Engine parts include model-labeled components such as Wiring, Radiators and Exhaust Manifolds. Serviceable parts cover care for batteries and removed components; body parts include panels identified by vehicle where a model label is available.

Check the engine currently installed in your car, then choose the matching engine-model category in Parts Direct or Part Store and check the part's label. Your Parts can hold components labeled 3.9L V12, 5.7L V8 and 5.2L V10 at the same time; a shared name does not make them interchangeable. For body panels, use the vehicle-model label to distinguish parts such as the Hudson LM and Avelin B10 rear bumpers.

If a part is rejected because it does not fit the current engine, choose one for that engine. A prompt to install another component first is a separate assembly requirement: for example, install the Valve Cover first when prompted during 1.6L Inline-4 Exhaust Manifold assembly. Some other components require the Exhaust Manifold first.

A missing Wiring Harness prevents the vehicle from receiving power; the replacement item may be named Wiring. The new 1.6L Inline-4 Wiring costs $600. Batteries labeled 12V Battery have a 12 V rating.

See engine models and matching components for engine-level lookup and compatibility.

At Parts Direct, the 1.6L Inline-4 Block costs $3,050, while the Billet Engine Block for the same engine costs $14,100. The Billet block costs $11,050 more. Use this comparison to budget for the purchase; price alone does not establish a power or durability difference.

The workshop Part Store offers free delivery, while an order placed at Parts Direct can be collected at the store counter. Pick up removed parts to keep them in inventory, then open Your Parts to browse or search and check their labels. Follow the ordering and inventory guide for the full process.

Choose the equipment for the part's condition:

• Depleted battery: use the Battery Charger, then reinstall it. See battery charging and installation.
• Rusty removable part: use the Ultrasonic Cleaner. A rusty Radiator can be cleaned there.
• Wear or damage: use the Part Polisher on applicable removed parts, such as an Exhaust Manifold. An already fully repaired part cannot be polished further.

See cleaning and polishing parts for the treatment sequence, or the workshop repair guide for general removal and reassembly.