Vehicle Fitment
| Make | Model | Year |
|---|---|---|
| Mazda | 3 | 2017-2018 |
Product Details
Front Left Headrest (BJS788140A34) by Mazda OE. Maintain reliable performance of your Mazda and give it the looks it had when it rolled off the assembly line with Mazda OE parts and accessories. They are crafted of the same materials and use the same technology as the parts your vehicle was originally equipped with, so they will provide unsurpassed quality, fit, finish, appearance, corrosion resistance, and safety. What’s more, they are the only parts specifically covered by the Mazda warranty.
Features
- Genuine Mazda OEM part designed to fit your specific Mazda model perfectly
- Crafted using the most advanced materials and technology
- Guaranteed to give you excellent finish, quality, and safety
- Rigorously tested to meet Mazda factory standards
- Proven to perform consistently for many years to come
- Engineered to provide trouble-free installation with no modifications
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Questions and Answers
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Question:
Mazda OE BACT8811XA - Front Right Seat Cushion Foam
I need to replace the seat only (no back) for the front passenger chair.
Posted by Tomas / March 14, 20212018 Mazda 3
CARiD Answer:
Hi, it is not entirely clear which part you need. First, if you are looking for parts for the passenger side (right front) seat, you need to know if your car was built in Japan or Mexico. Next, decide if you need parts for the seat back or the seat cushion (bottom). For the seat cushion, note that reference #2 includes everything within the box, which includes parts reference #3 and #4. Part #3 is just the upholstery, and you would choose material and color. Part #4 is just the foam.
Posted by CARiD Expert / March 16, 2021