buying OEM parts for 98 Infiniti
06-01-2018, 11:09 AM
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buying OEM parts for 98 Infiniti
Hey all -
Where is a nice exploded parts listing / online retailer? A drawing that includes the detail like P/N for the fuel hoses on the rail for example...
I regularly used orderinfinitiparts.com for all my OEM needs - looks like they quit operating.
I had been referred to infinitipartsusa.com - but they don't retail parts older than year 2000 on their website anymore. I spoke with Dave on the phone and he offered to take my order by phone, or by email, once I knew my part numbers.
Perhaps I need to just go to an online Nissan parts store instead? Which one?
Thanks -
BrianA in Houston
Where is a nice exploded parts listing / online retailer? A drawing that includes the detail like P/N for the fuel hoses on the rail for example...
I regularly used orderinfinitiparts.com for all my OEM needs - looks like they quit operating.
I had been referred to infinitipartsusa.com - but they don't retail parts older than year 2000 on their website anymore. I spoke with Dave on the phone and he offered to take my order by phone, or by email, once I knew my part numbers.
Perhaps I need to just go to an online Nissan parts store instead? Which one?
Thanks -
BrianA in Houston
06-01-2018, 12:11 PM
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I used bulk hose for the fuel rail.
I just told the local parts store that I wanted two feet of fuel injection hose. That as enough for the fuel rail and the fuel filter.
By he way, this is a good time to replace the fuel filter if you haven't done that already.
I just told the local parts store that I wanted two feet of fuel injection hose. That as enough for the fuel rail and the fuel filter.
By he way, this is a good time to replace the fuel filter if you haven't done that already.
06-01-2018, 03:33 PM
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infinitipartsdeal.com is very nice, thank you
better than others - for example the way courtesynissan.com requires a jump after you click on the parts ID, then another jump to put it in your cart, is really unfortunate. PLUS when you say "continue shopping" it doesn't take you back to the system you were looking at. Huge time sucker.
infinitipartsdeal doesn't do that - all the put in cart links are all on one page, and it returns you to the page on "continue shopping"
better than others - for example the way courtesynissan.com requires a jump after you click on the parts ID, then another jump to put it in your cart, is really unfortunate. PLUS when you say "continue shopping" it doesn't take you back to the system you were looking at. Huge time sucker.
infinitipartsdeal doesn't do that - all the put in cart links are all on one page, and it returns you to the page on "continue shopping"
06-01-2018, 09:54 PM
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infinitipartsdeal.com is very nice, thank you
better than others - for example the way courtesynissan.com requires a jump after you click on the parts ID, then another jump to put it in your cart, is really unfortunate. PLUS when you say "continue shopping" it doesn't take you back to the system you were looking at. Huge time sucker.
infinitipartsdeal doesn't do that - all the put in cart links are all on one page, and it returns you to the page on "continue shopping"
better than others - for example the way courtesynissan.com requires a jump after you click on the parts ID, then another jump to put it in your cart, is really unfortunate. PLUS when you say "continue shopping" it doesn't take you back to the system you were looking at. Huge time sucker.
infinitipartsdeal doesn't do that - all the put in cart links are all on one page, and it returns you to the page on "continue shopping"
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