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Dot Numbers - Non-Interchange Parts in eLink for eBay

Oct 22, 2025

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Dot Numbers - Non-Interchange Parts in eLink for eBay

This document provides a comprehensive process for effectively managing unlisted items in the eLink system, focusing on items without interchange numbers. The steps outlined below guide you through identifying, analyzing, and addressing the challenges associated with these items to enhance their visibility and listing quality.

Step 1

Locate dot numbers using the eLink system.

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Step 2

Navigate to the eLink Unlisted tab and find dot numbers.

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Step 3

To locate these numbers, use the Show Filters option.

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Step 4

Dot numbers are items without interchange numbers. Use the Interchange Part Number filter by selecting the 'Contains dot' option to identify them.

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Step 5

Interchange part numbers typically consist of three numbers followed by a dash and additional numbers.

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Step 6

If there is no interchange, it usually starts with three numbers, followed by miscellaneous digits, often related to a specific part type. Apply the filter, and observe that items without interchange lack a Hollander or eLink generated title.

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Step 7

Items with minimal title details are less visible on eBay, as buyers typically do not search for generic terms.

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Step 8

Some titles may include the model, which improves the title but remains insufficient for optimal visibility.

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Step 9

For instance, "1998 Taurus Parts Cars Trucks" lacks specificity.

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Step 10

This example shows minor improvement, including the year, which adds some value to the title.

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Step 11

Titles with the year and make, such as "fuel filler neck," provide slightly better visibility.

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Step 12

Despite including make, these titles lack comprehensive keyword details needed for effective searches.

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The limitation becomes apparent on eBay, as only three components are searchable. Transition to the A Listed tab for further analysis.

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Saving this filter aids customers in efficiently managing their listings.

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Step 15

Observe instances of excessive spacing which disrupts the listing's appearance.

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Such irregular spacing makes the listings incoherent.

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Users can utilize the Title Lookup feature to correct titles, though many choose not to.

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Step 18

A poorly constructed title can be contrasted with the live listing, improving visibility when shared properly.

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Step 19

Notice the absence of a fitment chart in the listings.

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Step 20

Interchange parts, however, are expected to include fitment charts. Enter a dash to locate such parts.

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Step 21

Not all interchange parts have a fitment chart. Continue searching for a valid example.

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Step 22

Upon finding, all information within this section is searchable.

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Buyers can locate items using this information in the search bar, improving search efficiency.

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Step 24

Compatibility features assist in generating effective titles and reducing post-sale issues. Without a fitment chart, listing dot numbers is more labor-intensive.

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Step 25

Many sellers neglect dot numbers due to listing complexities. The Powerlink process also involves intricate steps better explained by sales or support specialists like Michael, Jackie, or new team members.

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Step 26

Our new support team members are excellent resources for additional guidance on this process.

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