UK Hondas

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by kvnwood4, Apr 11, 2005.

  1. kvnwood4

    kvnwood4 Guest

    I see loads of messages about US Hondas but is there anyone out there
    with information about UK Hondas. I'd like to know any sites I can use
    for spares without having to resort to a main dealer.
     
    kvnwood4, Apr 11, 2005
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  2. kvnwood4

    Al Reynolds Guest

    None in the UK for new parts - Honda penalise any
    dealer who steps out of line by offering parts at less
    than list price allegedly. I have ordered some parts
    from the states, but less places are shipping international
    orders now. Also, you have to watch for LHD/RHD
    incompatibilities e.g. door lock actuators / window
    regulators. If it's a part that doesn't often fail, try the
    scrapyard networks.

    HTH,
    Al
     
    Al Reynolds, Apr 11, 2005
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  3. I dont live in the U.K. but looking things up for a relative there, I came
    across this http://www.nipponautomotive.co.uk/ - no experiences to relate
    about them. They don't publish prices on the site -- only on request by
    e-mail -- but I suspect they'll get their legs broken anyway.:)
     
    George Macdonald, Apr 12, 2005
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  4. kvnwood4

    Al Reynolds Guest

    Cheers for that George,

    I will email them with the part numbers for a couple of
    parts I need and then report back with a price comparison.

    Al
     
    Al Reynolds, Apr 12, 2005
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  5. kvnwood4

    chris Guest

    For new parts expect to pay dealer price. I buy mine second hand from
    breakers - try www.hondaspares.co.uk. You can pick low mileage parts at
    very good prices as long as you are prepared to the risk. I had my
    drive shafts, alternator, ecu etc from them.
     
    chris, Apr 12, 2005
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  6. kvnwood4

    Al Reynolds Guest

    Cheers for that Chris,
    Al
     
    Al Reynolds, Apr 12, 2005
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    stevenh Guest

    Have a look in the For Sale section on forum.hondarevolutions.com (UK
    Honda club) - there's always lots of bargains to be had!
     
    stevenh, Apr 29, 2005
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