How do I know if a part has been recalled?

We take recall information seriously and make every effort to ensure that no part sold by 603 Auto Salvage is subject to an active safety recall. Before listing major components such as airbags, seat belts, control modules, or electronic systems, our team cross-references manufacturer recall databases and public safety bulletins. If we discover that a part is associated with an open recall, it is removed from inventory and recycled immediately — it will never be offered for sale.

Our inventory system records each vehicle’s VIN, which allows us to check it against recall data quickly. We also encourage customers to ask about specific recalls if they’re uncertain. We’re happy to verify a part’s status for you before purchase. For example, if you’re replacing an airbag or seat belt pretensioner, we’ll confirm that the donor vehicle was not affected by known safety campaigns.

We stay up to date by monitoring official resources such as the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) and manufacturer recall bulletins. These are reviewed regularly so that any newly identified issues are addressed promptly. Our policy is simple: if there’s even a question about safety, the part does not get sold.

Safety and transparency are core values at 603 Auto Salvage. You can trust that every part you purchase from us has been screened for both quality and compliance. We’d rather recycle a component than risk anyone’s safety — that’s how seriously we take our responsibility to our customers and community.