willard00

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anyone have the part number for these teflon bearings for a 99 max? i work 7-5 and the nissan dealer does the same...so i need to have my shops parts department order it for me....thanks!



next, a lot of people seem to think autozone coils are garbage. they say they dont work or will die after a short period...well today i was changing my plugs and i noticed something very interesting about my autozone coils....check it out:

Maxima_Joe

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It's called a strut bearing.
Is that just the boot that says nissan?

maxpeed96plat.

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part# 54325 - good luck!---> go to courtesyparts.com, click search and type 54325 > you'll get to see the bearings there and complete part #

Kevlo911

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That is not a nissan part number. The part number for the strut bearing is in the stickies.

I have never heard of people hating on autozone coils, but last time I checked they cost more at autozone than they do for mitsu coils at the dealer.

maxpeed96plat.

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kevlo911- I added the courtesyparts instruction to clarify on my previously vague post.

willard00

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its the long part of the coil that goes down into the cylinder...if thats the boot, than yes.

kevlo, didnt know we had part #s in the stickies. ill check it out. thanks.

maxspeed, thanks but im going OEM. ive gone through 2 kybs mounts in a month and both have been faulty. so OEM it is.

maxpeed96plat.

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courtesy parts is courtesy nissan's (tx) website, they have fair prices on OEM.

Kevlo911

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They are still too expensive. Look up DAVEB's phone number on this site or use Midway Nissan partsteam. Those are the only two places I use and are much cheaper than Courtesy.

Cdg2125

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what coils do you need? I have three rear coils in my basement if you want them.

willard00

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i dont need any, i was pointing out the fact that i baught my coils at autozone and they say nissan on them.

Cdg2125

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gotcha, my bad