BYD Song Pro DM Parts

Match the OE number. Every part on this site is listed under the OE number printed on the original part, and if the number on the part you are replacing matches the listing, the part fits. That check matters on this car because the Song Pro name was also used for a petrol car, an electric car and the later DM-i, and many of their parts differ. If the old part is missing or its number is unreadable, send a photo through the quote form and we will reply within 24 hours, usually sooner.

Look under the back of the car. The Song Pro DM drives its rear wheels with an electric motor, so there is a drive unit between the rear wheels and a drive shaft to each rear hub. The DM-i that replaced it drives the front wheels only, uses a naturally aspirated engine rather than a turbo, and carries a Blade lithium iron phosphate battery. Engine, gearbox, battery and rear axle parts do not cross between the two, so confirm which car you have, then order by OE number.

The number of drive motors. The AWD Performance version, sold in three grades, has one 120 kW motor on the rear axle, giving 238 kW and 525 Nm with the engine. The AWD High Energy version adds a 110 kW motor at the front, for 348 kW and 775 Nm, and reaches 100 km/h in 4.7 seconds against 6.5 seconds. Nothing on the outside tells them apart. Check for the front motor on the car before ordering any front drive part, and match it by OE number.

Some body and cabin parts may be shared, since all three cars use the same basic body, but do not assume it. The drive is completely different. The Song Pro EV is fully electric and has no engine, gearbox or fuel system, and the petrol Song Pro has no battery, no starter generator and no rear motor. Nothing for the rear drive unit, the high-voltage system or the hybrid gearbox should be taken from either car. Compare the OE number on the old part with the listing before you order.

No. The Song Pro DM uses a 15.7 kWh pack, and the DM-i uses BYD's Blade lithium iron phosphate battery in different sizes. The two packs, their modules and the parts around them are not the same, even though the cars share a name. A listing that only says Song Pro does not tell you which pack it was built for. Read the OE number on the pack or module you are replacing and match it exactly before ordering any high-voltage battery part.

The engine drives the front wheels through a six-speed dual-clutch gearbox. Published data disagrees on whether every version of the DM uses exactly the same unit, so do not choose fluid or gearbox parts by the model name alone. Read the OE number on the gearbox fitted to the car, and order parts and fluid to suit that unit. If the number is hard to find or unreadable, send a photo of the gearbox label through the quote form before you order.

Yes. The 1.5-litre turbocharged BYD476ZQB engine drives the front wheels directly, so it needs engine oil, an oil filter, an air filter and spark plugs like any petrol engine. It also has the lambda and emission sensors and turbo hoses of a petrol car, and a 52 litre fuel tank with its lines and filters. Plan servicing around the engine as well as the electric parts, and order filters and sensors by the OE number on the old parts.

The size listed for the car is 235/50 R19 on both axles. Tyres and wheels can be changed over a car's life, though, so the listing is only a starting point. Read the size on the sidewall of the tyres already fitted before ordering tyres, and check the rim size at the same time if you are replacing a wheel. The car drives both axles, so keep tyres of the same size and similar wear front and rear, and order in pairs where you can.

Ventilated discs at the front and discs at the rear, with an electronic parking brake worked through the rear calipers. That means a rear caliper carries the parking brake motor and is not the same part as a plain caliper, so order it by side and by the OE number on the old caliper. Order pads and discs for each axle separately rather than as one set, since front and rear are different sizes and designs.

No. The DM went on sale on 11 July 2019 and was built as a 2019 model year until production ended in December 2021, with no facelift and no mid-life update. There is no build-date split known for its parts, so the thing to confirm is the version, one rear motor or front and rear motors. After the DM came the Song Pro DM-i, a different car underneath. Order by the OE number on the old part rather than by year.

No. The Song DM is an earlier and smaller plug-in hybrid SUV in BYD's Song family, 4,565 mm long on a 2,660 mm wheelbase, introduced in 2017 and sold alongside the Song Pro until 2022. The names are close enough to confuse, but the body, the dimensions and much of the running gear are different. The Song Pro DM is 4,650 mm long on a 2,712 mm wheelbase. Do not order parts from Song DM listings for this car. Check the model name on the car, then match each part by its OE number.

Order by the colour code on the car rather than by the colour name, since similar-looking colours can carry different codes and finishes. Find the code on the car's identification plate or label, and give it when you send your enquiry. Bumper panels can also carry brackets, clips and sensor mounts that are ordered separately, so check what was fitted to the old panel. Then send the OE number of the panel through the quote form, and we will reply within 24 hours, usually sooner.