Fit / Jazz procurement guide
Honda Fit / Jazz Gasoline & Hybrid Parts Guide
Keep conventional gasoline, IMA, i-DCD and e:HEV architectures separate when selecting replacement assemblies.
Do not reduce every hybrid to one parts list
| Vehicle branch | Procurement boundary |
|---|---|
| Conventional gasoline | Confirm engine, ignition layout and manual, automatic or CVT gearbox. Conventional accessories still require installed-part checks. |
| IMA hybrid | Keep the exact IMA application and transmission separate from later hybrid systems. Do not assume a gasoline accessory list carries over. |
| i-DCD hybrid | The one-motor hybrid system uses a distinct transmission architecture. A conventional manual clutch kit or generic CVT filter is not a substitute. |
| e:HEV | The two-motor hybrid architecture requires circuit-specific identification. Do not equate its transmission or electrical accessories with a conventional gasoline CVT. |
Confirm conventional accessories before requesting them
For Fit / Jazz Alternator and Fit / Jazz Starter Motor, establish whether the requested conventional assembly exists in the installed system. For Fit / Jazz A/C Compressor, confirm the drive type, electrical specification and lubricant before selecting a replacement.
High-voltage battery, inverter and traction-motor supply is not included in this range. Do not substitute low-voltage or belt-driven components for high-voltage assemblies. High-voltage work requires appropriately qualified personnel.
Keep service and chassis requests application-specific
Review maintenance and gearbox service for filters and clutch boundaries. Hybrid weight and system differences also matter when comparing Fit / Jazz Coil Spring and Fit / Jazz Engine Mount; body similarity does not establish the correct specification.
Continue with the same vehicle record
Use the complete Fit / Jazz parts directory to keep quantities and component details together. For other Honda vehicles, continue to the Honda range.
Generations and markets — Build a usable vehicle identity before combining Fit and Jazz parts requests.
Maintenance and gearbox service — Separate ignition layouts, filters, accessory drives and manual or CVT service requirements.
Brakes and chassis — Resolve axle hardware, suspension position and steering or driveline interfaces in one vehicle record.
Body and lighting — Compare the regional front and rear body, lamp functions and installed equipment before ordering.
Engine and cooling systems — Distinguish fuel stages, cooling circuits and compressor types without treating all engines alike.
Auto parts inquiry
Send the vehicle and part evidence.
Include brand, full model, year, engine or EV drivetrain, OE/material code, quantity, destination and packing request. You can attach a list or old-part photos.