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Need recommendation for online source for Honda parts?
There seems to be many companies and dealers that sell Honda parts
online, but I am looking for one that sells more than just the standard stuff. For example, I need a replacement part for my 97 accord that is a module consisting of a plastic framed piece with the integrated door handle and power lock switch. I tried ordering it from my local Honda dealer, but they don't have it in stock and can't tell me when it will arrive. Plus, they won't give me the actualy Honda part # so I can buy it somewhere else. As my accord ages, I am buying more and more replacement components since I do most of the workd myself and would like to find an online source, rather than running to the dealer each time and playing these games. Thanks |
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Welcome to reality. The fact is that many parts on most autos are and
will remain Dealer only items. Why? MONEY. Parts that normally wear out and are replaced or parts that interchange with more than one model/make will be sold through parts houses. Parts that do not normally wear out and are model/make specific won't be since making/stocking/selling them will cost more than they will return in profit. - Steve Williams > wrote in message oups.com... > There seems to be many companies and dealers that sell Honda parts > online, but I am looking for one that sells more than just the standard > stuff. For example, I need a replacement part for my 97 accord that is > a module consisting of a plastic framed piece with the integrated door > handle and power lock switch. I tried ordering it from my local Honda > dealer, but they don't have it in stock and can't tell me when it will > arrive. Plus, they won't give me the actualy Honda part # so I can buy > it somewhere else. > As my accord ages, I am buying more and more replacement components > since I do most of the workd myself and would like to find an online > source, rather than running to the dealer each time and playing these > games. Thanks > > ----== Posted via Newsfeeds.Com - Unlimited-Uncensored-Secure Usenet News==---- http://www.newsfeeds.com The #1 Newsgroup Service in the World! 120,000+ Newsgroups ----= East and West-Coast Server Farms - Total Privacy via Encryption =---- |
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I find the exploded diagrams (appear to be factory) and completeness of:
www.hondaautomotiveparts.com and www.slhonda.com to be a tremendous asset for Honda owners. I've been getting parts from Majestic for years with essentially no problems. I've gotten stuff ranging from maintenance parts to a moonroof glass assembly, though once I ordered a bumper skin to which they replied that they would not ship it, too big. But in reference to your search about the little stuff, they'll have it but sometimes it's not cheap, ie. a little plastic cubby in the dash can cost $23! But I like having the option. Does anybody know of any other OEM parts sites for other manufacturars with the diagrams and granularity?? Particularly Toyota. |
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Try http://www.car-part.com or your local U-pull-it junkyard. No reaon
to buy some of those parts you mentioned new. In fact used ones might be better because at least there is a chance that the fading will match the rest of the interior of your car (I'm specifically referring to the interior plastic pieces you reference in the original post). |
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