id recommend you get your rear box from say,remus or sebring etc and take it there for them to make up all the right connections!
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id recommend you get your rear box from say,remus or sebring etc and take it there for them to make up all the right connections!
new brake pads installed today from Hanvic South Yarra ,
ATE
fronts with sensor- $99.50
rears -$73.20
took about 40 minutes to install with taking rims off and on.
pretty easy!!:D
Imparts in melbourne
http://imparts.com.au/european/
Less than half price to replace front and rear brakes (rotor and pads) as apposed to VW............
...and if you can't find what your looking for then you can always order from these guys.
TM TUNING
http://www.tmtuning.com/vw/
Hi,
Are there any more recommended trusted international websites which you guys are ordering from?
120,000km service time here - so cam belt, water pump, oil filter, brake pads + slotted rotors etc to be ordered.
Cheers in advance.
Same, I need to do water pump, which means timing belt etc while I'm at it, which euro parts places? I have a 1.6L, so US has nothing for me.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jonno_WA
I often buy from germanautoparts.com. Also heard good things about parts4vw.com. ecstuning.com is a sponsor on our site too.
Unfortunately, none of those sites actually have 1.6L parts. Other parts sites?
- k
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I can vouch for parts4vw and ecstuning.Quote:
Originally Posted by rayray086
We have used runautoparts.com.au a few times before.
Purchased a new dipstick tube, coolant flange and a coolant expansion tank.