How can you tell the difference between rotors for a 2005 accord, v4, at, LX made in the USA vs. same made in Canada

 

The box says where the part is made.

Why are you in need of this info, though?

 

Actually what I was asking about is where the car is made makes a difference as to which rotor works on the car.

 

Does your car's VIN start with a 1 or a 2?
1 = US built
2 = Canada built

However...It doesn't make a difference where the car was BUILT.

It may make a difference what country the car was made FOR.

Because in different countries, different model packages mean different things.

An LX sold in the US market may or may not have the same brakes as a Canadian market LX, for example...because the Canadian market car may have different model features.

They could both be made in the US, or Canada, or Europe or Uranus and it wouldn't matter. It just depends on what market they were made for.

Measure your rotor diameter. Make sure it matches what you're buying. Or just read the notes on the rotor listing. It usually says something like "LX Canada" if there's something special about a Canadian LX.

 

Two comments:

• No such a thing as a V4 Accord, never has been, probably never will be. That said, they do make I4 Accords.
• As previously stated, it is irrelevant where the car was made, just which market it was bound for following manufacturing.