Repair & Replacement
A general parts lane for service items and repairs such as brakes, filters, belts, sensors and other replacement components.
My Garage • repair / salvage / performance
Parts Finder uses the selected asset’s fitment information to organize three different jobs: finding normal repair parts, locating used / salvage inventory and researching performance upgrades.
Current capability map
This page describes the capability architecture represented in the current Crank development build. Interface wording may continue to be polished, but the functions below are the working product structure.
A general parts lane for service items and repairs such as brakes, filters, belts, sensors and other replacement components.
A dedicated route for recycled OEM / salvage searches where interchange and inventory matter more than new-retail cataloging.
A separate lane for upgrade-oriented searches so performance research does not get mixed into ordinary replacement-part workflows.
Year, make, model, engine, trim and other available asset data can be presented before leaving Crank.
Individual fitment fields can be copied when a vendor or recycler only needs part of the vehicle description.
The operator can also carry a complete fitment block into an outside search or vendor conversation.
The part description stays visible as the operator moves between sources instead of having to remember or retype the request.
Crank can hand the operator to selected web/vendor resources while keeping the user in control of the search.
Parts Finder remains separate from the diagnostic rule that a trouble code is a clue, not proof that a named component must be replaced.
Operating flow