> Just ordered replacement pads for my 2004 miata thinking I'd be getting
> the NS pads. When I checked the part # - N0Y9-33-23Z on my invoice, it
> appears to be for HD or sport suspension front pads. I was told by the
> dealership that they use the car's Vin # JM1NB353840400298 to ascertain
> the correct pads. Any comments?
Somehow, Mazda's data base of VIN numbers is not always that accurate.
My car showed up as a Mazda 3 or whatever. Looked like a Miata to me.
Leon

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Lanny Chambers - 16 Jan 2008 03:57 GMT
> Somehow, Mazda's data base of VIN numbers is not always that accurate.
> My car showed up as a Mazda 3 or whatever. Looked like a Miata to me.
Check the fold-down center armrest in the back seat. If it has
cupholders, it's a Mazda3.

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Leon van Dommelen - 17 Jan 2008 00:31 GMT
>> Somehow, Mazda's data base of VIN numbers is not always that accurate.
>> My car showed up as a Mazda 3 or whatever. Looked like a Miata to me.
>
> Check the fold-down center armrest in the back seat. If it has
> cupholders, it's a Mazda3.
It is full of kids that cannot drive in the front seat there.
Leon

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XS11E - 16 Jan 2008 04:07 GMT
>> Just ordered replacement pads for my 2004 miata thinking I'd be
>> getting the NS pads. When I checked the part # - N0Y9-33-23Z on
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> accurate. My car showed up as a Mazda 3 or whatever. Looked like
> a Miata to me.
Have you visited your ophthalmologist lately? ;-)

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