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Honda parts? Good place to order?
Where do you Honda owners buy your parts? I started gathering an order on ********* and my $70 order had about $30 of shipping tacked on. So their good prices were not quite so good once I finished.
I just need normal maintenance parts. I would just go to Autozone... but they don't have air filters for 2012 CRVs... so might as well order online. Thanks, Neil
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Air Filter........Ebay. Saves me a trip (or two) into town. No sales tax and usually free shipping...
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rock auto, amazon, ebay, autozone website....
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NAPA, Amazon, or bmaparts.com
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Don't know about maintenance parts but for body parts I was amazed at the cheap prices from Certifit Online
My son drives a 2003 Honda Civic and nailed a fire hydrant the other day. A new bumper cover, bumper bracket (the actual metal bumper behind the plastic) and a headlight was $114. It's low quality but fits well and you can't beat the price.
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I don't own one now but I've had a couple Hondas in the past. I used to order from Mechanicsville Honda in VA. They are a dealer and would sell factory parts at much lower than retail, sort of like Sunset does in the Porsche world.
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Use Autozone online--order filter/parts and have them delivered to your local store for pick-up at no charge. I have been really pleased with them lately--stopped by my local store last Saturday to get a starter for my 90 Landcruiser(not a very common application)--said to come back at noon. Showed up at 12:00, new starter with lifetime warranty--80 bucks after core charge.
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Don't own a Honda, but for Toyotas, I usually can find all the parts I need within a mile or two. I don't buy from AZ, but Oreallys and Advance price match them for better parts.
Eric, I have a 1991 L/C, same motor as yours and I've only had to wait a few hours on the alternator. The one that fits, you know, the 80amp version. It had to come from a store 2 miles away from the one where I picked it up. Starter in stock. All lifetime!
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Ebay, or auto haus.
I've been finding amazing deals for parts on eBay. Just have to make sure it's the brand you want. Allot of subpar brands to avoid.
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