Cookie policy

What a cookie is

A cookie is a small file a site can leave in your browser so the site can remember a setting between visits. It can hold a preference a page needs, though this site uses none to count visitors. A cookie is not a program; it cannot run by itself or read other files on your device.

• A small file your browser stores
• Here, only if a page strictly needs it
• Not a program, and unable to run alone

The cookies this site sets

We keep the list short on purpose: there are no advertising or analytics cookies here at all. English or Spanish is chosen by the address you visit rather than by a stored cookie, and nothing counts which guides or parts pages you open. No cookie here is used to follow you to other companies' sites.

Turning cookies off

Your browser can block every cookie, block only those from other companies or wipe the ones already stored. If you block them entirely, nothing about ordering a part changes, because the site does not depend on a cookie to work.

Outside measurement tools

This site runs no third-party measurement tool, so no outside company sets a cookie when you read a page. Styles, fonts and images load from this site rather than a network, which keeps a third party out of the page. If that ever changed, it would be named here with a plain description of what it does.

Why the list stays this short

A parts catalog does not need a long tail of trackers, so we set as few as the site can run on. If a tool that stores more is ever added, it will be named on this page with a plain description of what it does. A visitor should be able to read a page and send a request without a string of files trailing behind.

• As few cookies as the site can run on
• Any new tool is named here
• Reading and ordering without a trail

Asking about cookies

If you want more detail on what is stored here or how to remove it, send a note through the contact form and we will answer in ordinary language rather than leave you to guess.