Identify the part by its maker's number where available, then give vehicle make, model, and year range; add engine or trim only when you have confirmed it. Name the catalogue or label used for the fitment details, and do not claim a universal fit if the evidence covers only selected versions.
Photograph the actual part label, connectors, mounting points, and visible wear. A shape that looks similar does not settle compatibility. Ask a buyer to compare the number with the vehicle information before agreeing the sale, and mark an unconfirmed fitment as unknown.
For a used component, describe repairs or missing hardware and say what you checked. If a return later concerns fit, compare the reported vehicle details with the same part information shown in the listing before applying the terms you disclosed.
