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Car Forum / Nissan / Nissan Cars / November 2008

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Good OEM parts source?

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tom.dave@gmail.com - 05 Nov 2008 21:38 GMT
Can anyone reccomend a good source for oem parts? I need some
maintenance items for my 97 Pathfinder. I think Courtesy Nissan in TX
gives discounts if you are a member of certain Nissan groups. Anyone
have good experiences with someone they can reccommend? Thanks

Dave
Edge - 06 Nov 2008 00:05 GMT
On Nov 5, 4:38 pm, "tom.d...@gmail.com" <tom.d...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Can anyone reccomend a good source for oem parts? I need some
> maintenance items for my 97 Pathfinder. I think Courtesy Nissan in TX
> gives discounts if you are a member of certain Nissan groups. Anyone
> have good experiences with someone they can reccommend? Thanks
>
> Dave

I had an OK  experience with Bankston Nissan in Tx.  Their parts
prices are slightly lower than some other dealers, but their shipping
was slightly higher so that the total price was about the same on a $
100 order.    Their response to my several emails was good, as was my
additional questions about two parts where confirmed the questions
with the service dept.  They did make an error on the order and I
received a call from the parts dept to correct the problem.  The
correct parts were sent at the dealers expense.   A  minor problem was
the packing/box was is not great and was somewhat worse on the return
parts, but they were non breakable parts so there was no problem.  I
only received one of two responses from Courtesy Nissan to my emails,
after they promised to follow-up.   I 've heard their service can be
spotty.
newroc4@optonline.net - 10 Nov 2008 04:17 GMT
Edge <thedge000@yahoo.com> wrote in news:9a0b0787-1c54-4796-841e-
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> On Nov 5, 4:38 pm, "tom.d...@gmail.com" <tom.d...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Can anyone reccomend a good source for oem parts? I need some
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> after they promised to follow-up.   I 've heard their service can be
> spotty.

I've had really good luck with Garrands Nissan in Plattsburgh, NY.  
Their phone # is 800-339-2922 and their usual discount is 25% off list
plus free shipping for orders over $75.  I've ordered fuel injectors,
CAT assemblies and tuneup parts for my 93 Maxima and 02 Pathfinder.  
They always sent me the right stuff.

RJ
me - 10 Nov 2008 16:55 GMT
>Can anyone reccomend a good source for oem parts? I need some
>maintenance items for my 97 Pathfinder. I think Courtesy Nissan in TX
>gives discounts if you are a member of certain Nissan groups. Anyone
>have good experiences with someone they can reccommend? Thanks
>
>Dave

I haven't used Courtesy in a few years, but the were *outstanding*
when I did. I was trying to get some mats for an older Quest (there
were 6 in total). Because it had been out of production for a long
time, the mats came from different dye lots and did not match well
enough for an AR owner like me.

They ordered and shipped various mats three times for me until I built
a matching set. No cost to me except the return shipping. No
complaints, they were willing to do whatever it took to make me happy.
 
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