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The parts notebook · November 2026

Ten used parts worth $90+ on eBay, and the cars to pull them from

Turbochargers, intake manifolds and ABS modules bring the most on eBay this month. For each of the ten, here are the models whose parts sell highest, and the ones that sell most often.

From eBay sold listings · snapshot of November 2, 2026

The ten highest typical sold prices

PartTypical soldMiddle range*
1Turbocharger$155$114–$224
2Intake Manifold$119$80–$180
3ABS Module$110$75–$189
4Headlight$104$65–$175
5Steering Wheel$100$75–$120
6ECU$94$55–$140
7Radio$94$69–$121
8Instrument Cluster$92$67–$120
9Fuse Box$90$69–$120
10Fuel Rail$90$60–$115

*Range of per-vehicle prices, not of individual sales. See the method.

Which cars to pull them from

The same part is worth very different money on different cars. "Highest prices" are the models whose part brings the most (at least 10 sales); "sells most often" are the volume models, easier to find in a yard and to sell.

1Turbocharger

$155 typical

Highest prices

Sells most often

2Intake Manifold

$119 typical

Highest prices

Sells most often

3ABS Module

$110 typical

Highest prices

Sells most often

4Headlight

$104 typical

Highest prices

Sells most often

5Steering Wheel

$100 typical

Highest prices

Sells most often

6ECU

$94 typical

Highest prices

Sells most often

7Radio

$94 typical

Highest prices

Sells most often

8Instrument Cluster

$92 typical

Highest prices

Sells most often

9Fuse Box

$90 typical

Highest prices

Sells most often

10Fuel Rail

$90 typical

Highest prices

Sells most often

Before you pull

  1. Match the exact unit. Part number, options and what's included in the assembly move the price more than the model does.
  2. Check condition first. Broken tabs, missing connectors and untested electronics cut what a buyer will pay.
  3. Work back from your costs. A sold price isn't profit: take off the yard price, fees, packing and shipping.

Method

Typical price is the sales-weighted median of each vehicle/part pair's median eBay sold price; the range is the weighted 25th–75th percentile of those per-vehicle prices, not of individual sales. Model lists need at least 10 sales, and a single-year entry is one model year's sample. Overlapping searches can count the same listing twice, so this report gives no sale counts. Figures are as shown on our live part-price pages on November 2, 2026 (45 parts tracked); this edition stays fixed while those pages update. Since late October these prices come from a larger sample of sold listings, so they are not comparable with the October edition.

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