Ball joint OEM part no
Not the OEM number, but from Napa's website...
Napa Chasis Parts Lower Ball Joint NCP2601297 $40.49
Beck Arnley Lower Ball Joint BA1013841 $44.99
Master Ride Chasis Lower Ball Joint MCR10418 $21.49
One of the Nissan Dealership sites with a catalog will probably have the OEM numbers
Napa Chasis Parts Lower Ball Joint NCP2601297 $40.49
Beck Arnley Lower Ball Joint BA1013841 $44.99
Master Ride Chasis Lower Ball Joint MCR10418 $21.49
One of the Nissan Dealership sites with a catalog will probably have the OEM numbers
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Originally Posted by MrGone
Not the OEM number, but from Napa's website...
Napa Chasis Parts Lower Ball Joint NCP2601297 $40.49
Beck Arnley Lower Ball Joint BA1013841 $44.99
Master Ride Chasis Lower Ball Joint MCR10418 $21.49
One of the Nissan Dealership sites with a catalog will probably have the OEM numbers
Napa Chasis Parts Lower Ball Joint NCP2601297 $40.49
Beck Arnley Lower Ball Joint BA1013841 $44.99
Master Ride Chasis Lower Ball Joint MCR10418 $21.49
One of the Nissan Dealership sites with a catalog will probably have the OEM numbers
why do you need the OE part number?
call one of the discount dealers and say "I need a ball joint for a 91 Maxima please. here's my credit card number."
when you get it, it'll have the part # on the receipt if you're so insistent on having the number.
all that's important is that you get the right part, and any idiot parts monkey can get you a ball joint.
call one of the discount dealers and say "I need a ball joint for a 91 Maxima please. here's my credit card number."
when you get it, it'll have the part # on the receipt if you're so insistent on having the number.
all that's important is that you get the right part, and any idiot parts monkey can get you a ball joint.
heh.. better yet...
http://www.courtesyparts.com/secondtier_j30.html
http://www.courtesyparts.com/secondtier_j30.html
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Originally Posted by Wiking
Btw. That part is the very same as used in Nissan Bluebird & Stanza. Mycke bättre att finna inne i Sverige...
I needed the part no because I called the dealership and asked but they didn't know either the part no or the price... try that for a mech shop, bah!
If I had the part no I could simply give the dealer that and he'd check price and availability. But I used one from my parts car instead, it was better than nothing. I'm having my car aligned tomorrow.
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Originally Posted by Matt93SE
why do you need the OE part number?
call one of the discount dealers and say "I need a ball joint for a 91 Maxima please. here's my credit card number."
when you get it, it'll have the part # on the receipt if you're so insistent on having the number.
all that's important is that you get the right part, and any idiot parts monkey can get you a ball joint.
call one of the discount dealers and say "I need a ball joint for a 91 Maxima please. here's my credit card number."
when you get it, it'll have the part # on the receipt if you're so insistent on having the number.
all that's important is that you get the right part, and any idiot parts monkey can get you a ball joint.
Sometimes when you call 'parts monkies' over here and say 'I need a xxx for a Nissan Maxima' you get 'a Nissan what..?'.
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Originally Posted by Phatsta
Things aren't as easy when you're a maxima owner in Sweden. Sorry
Sometimes when you call 'parts monkies' over here and say 'I need a xxx for a Nissan Maxima' you get 'a Nissan what..?'.
Sometimes when you call 'parts monkies' over here and say 'I need a xxx for a Nissan Maxima' you get 'a Nissan what..?'.
Why? ...$tealer$hip shock swap: 1500$.
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