A fellow HUKD who has just joined to post that comment, lol
arotabi
15 Jul 1634#32
So this chap has the opportunity to make something like ~£150... do you honestly feel that just because you're both members of some website he owes you to have first dibs!?
My 7yr old has better reasoning than that :smirk:
CoolElectronics
15 Jul 1619#11
I bought a flux capacitor for my starship - thanks op!
stypeowner
15 Jul 1615#22
You selfish ****. As someone who genuinely would have benefited from that kit and would've fitted it to my car during the next week, my transaction failed at the payment stage because you mercilessly nabbed it to sell on ebay. I hope you sleep well knowing that your mindless profiteering has left a fellow HUKD'er out in the cold on a product they really could have used...
I'd like to think that one will still be there till the end of time!
kris147
15 Jul 16#8
Porsche 911 clutch kit for £21? Uh huh....
you_gotta_be_kidding to kris147
15 Jul 161#12
I just went to look for another to prove my case and found a Jaguar XF clutch fro £16.11... Bought for myself for ebay... Snooze you lose, instead of being cynical why not search and I guarantee if you look hard enough you'll fnd some crazy bargains
Inquisitor
15 Jul 161#9
Hmm.. ok a clutch is quite good, but not heard of the brand before. i dont want to spend £200 labour to get a £6 for it to go in 6 months...
Other bits which are none essential are not cheap (like oil filters, air filters etc etc.)
Edit, this is quite annoying actually, i really dont fancy fitting brake parts which are off brand, nor clutch, nor water pumps etc etc...
srp111 to Inquisitor
15 Jul 161#13
then don't buy it :confused:
you_gotta_be_kidding
15 Jul 16#10
The majority of the cheap clutches are LUK which is what andrew pages supply to the entire UK
CoolElectronics
15 Jul 1619#11
I bought a flux capacitor for my starship - thanks op!
you_gotta_be_kidding to CoolElectronics
15 Jul 16#14
Damn I had it in my basket but you beat me to it, unless you've used it already ?
encybrit58 to CoolElectronics
16 Jul 16#175
You need dilithium crystals for a starship. Put the flux capacitor in your warp drive and you'll be bouncing back and forth in time until you end up with a series of films culminating in a heavily discounted blu-ray box set on this site in 20 years time!
CoolElectronics
15 Jul 161#15
I believe using the replicator I can make you one.......
wow just found a LUK clutch for my volvo for £22 other retailers were selling for £220. Do you think they missed a nought off?The seller is amazon so do they have to honour this price?
you_gotta_be_kidding to centurion
15 Jul 161#18
This is not a miss price, they are clearing the entire range
you_gotta_be_kidding to centurion
15 Jul 16#19
And while your there be sure to search for future parts, you might get a pair of discs for £10, water pump for £6 etc, worth buying now while they're cheap
you_gotta_be_kidding to centurion
15 Jul 16#20
I also bought a Clutch kit for Transit Connect this morning which has already been dispatched, paid £20, it's now gone up to £219, most of the items are only 1 in stock so be quick folks
SteadVex to centurion
16 Jul 16#194
lucky! the one for mine is almost £300 then the flywheel £400, do actually need one too :disappointed:
centurion
15 Jul 16#21
Yeah there was only one in stock now the cheapest one is £220. The same clutch sells on ebay for £170
Do i keep it ready for my car of sell for a profit
stypeowner
15 Jul 1615#22
You selfish ****. As someone who genuinely would have benefited from that kit and would've fitted it to my car during the next week, my transaction failed at the payment stage because you mercilessly nabbed it to sell on ebay. I hope you sleep well knowing that your mindless profiteering has left a fellow HUKD'er out in the cold on a product they really could have used...
Neilatrix
15 Jul 161#23
Can't find jack ship
srp111
15 Jul 164#24
have a look see if he's put it on eBay yet :wink:
stevej1976
15 Jul 1642#25
A fellow HUKD who has just joined to post that comment, lol
swm
15 Jul 16#26
cheers op, brand new starter for £20 delivered \o/
mjccam
15 Jul 16#27
Lots of cheap parts, cheers OP
Inquisitor
15 Jul 16#28
Radiator slightly leaky, £17 instead of £100 is a bit of a saving. thanks :smiley:
Yeh clicked bearings after entering my reg and it came up with abec skateboard bearings, not so good me thinks
Nealio
15 Jul 161#31
Got a timing belt kit (brand INA - which is OE for some stuff) for my megane RS for £8.50!
arotabi
15 Jul 1634#32
So this chap has the opportunity to make something like ~£150... do you honestly feel that just because you're both members of some website he owes you to have first dibs!?
My 7yr old has better reasoning than that :smirk:
Baron123
16 Jul 16#33
Thanks OP just got clutch kit and brake caliper for £45 !!!!!
robs1
16 Jul 16#34
I got a few bits when winchman posted originally. Just got a fair bit more for the other car - many thanks OP.
julieallen
16 Jul 164#35
yet you couldn't be bothered to join this website and post any bargains yourself, just leeching from others without giving anything back, then join to have a go at someone? And he is the selfish one. Okaaayyyyy.....
anthony212
16 Jul 164#36
what is a guy with a 911 doing OK hukd
rizzle187 to anthony212
16 Jul 1612#38
maybe that's how he's got a 911 :wink:
Damanc to anthony212
16 Jul 16#54
Hey, 911 owners like a bargain too! :smiley:
Personally I wouldn't put any of that lot showing up cheap near my Turbo but there are a couple of bits for the wifes motor that will come in handy, Cheers OP.
deadleg22 to anthony212
16 Jul 161#151
A penny saved is a penny earned.
alera
16 Jul 161#37
eBay most likely
Biggunspaul
16 Jul 161#39
No deals for my motor,Still £299.02 for 1 brake disc :neutral_face:
ether707
16 Jul 161#40
Don't see any at 90% or more and I'm not sure what I'm supposed to be looking for.
you_gotta_be_kidding to ether707
16 Jul 162#61
it's mainly the £20+ parts that are 90% off, most of the items I was looking for were £20ish but worth £500+...
to those talking about the 911 it's my dad's, it's 8 years old and has been sat for six months because he can't afford to get the clutch done. no ebaying on that part. (I will admit to buying 5 high value things to sell on though, I'll sleep just fine tonight). :wink:
DrJayDee86
16 Jul 162#41
what an utterly ridiculous overreaction to a non-personal, non-malicious event. I hope you feel better after your rant. perhaps you'll get banned before you've even begun!
Biggunspaul
16 Jul 16#42
What on a lease deal
Gollywood
16 Jul 161#43
To be fair, the OP is gloating about selling on.
Most just want to see if they can source a part for their own cars rather than profit from it.
Good luck to him.
2minutenoodles
16 Jul 16#44
Good luck getting the actual part you ordered.
KiretoX
16 Jul 16#45
Thanks, got a few things... get them or not - its fine.
jumpinoffthbed
16 Jul 16#46
Zilch for my Peugeot :disappointed:
escortboy
16 Jul 16#47
Thanks so much OP, bought a new electric window wiper mechanism for my car for £9 lmao!
paul.jacobs
16 Jul 16#48
Cheers, got some spares for my clio, Clutch, brake master cylinder, radiator, two sets of front pads and discs for £55
luvsadealdealdeal
16 Jul 16#49
bought a few bits for my beemer - might just see if they sell first, don't really need them but if they don't sell, whatdahell! go in the cupboard
paid about £40 for £400 worth on Ebay lol
gurdevshehri to luvsadealdealdeal
16 Jul 16#171
I can't find anything for bmw?!?! I've got a 1 series coupe if you'd like to help :laughing:
scottyjim
16 Jul 16#50
Cheers brake pads inner rod arms and drop links £21 :smiley:
ezrideroftp
16 Jul 16#51
Throttle Body for £17 when it goes for over £200 on eBay. Not sure I trust Febi over the Siemens VDO that's supposed to be in there but for that price, worth a shot.
Thanks OP.
KrazyPonk
16 Jul 16#52
Clutch kit for my sons Smart car for £14 - thank you very much
adamc11
16 Jul 16#53
Don't seem to sell much useful for a hyundai i10. Shame but heat added for the deal though
you_gotta_be_kidding to adamc11
16 Jul 162#63
I don't know what year your car is however these are all for the i10
Well searching by car reg is a waste of time...on 5 different things "this item does not fit your car" ffs
thewisebluecat
16 Jul 16#58
got a few bits for my clio, probably tempting fate but engine mount i was looking at not so long ago for 8 instead of 80, buy button was pressed
t0mm
16 Jul 162#59
nuts! £16 for a clutch for my corsa. with the audible £10 + £5 free voucher nabbed it for £1 wow
evostick47
16 Jul 161#60
The title of this post is very very misleading. It's not 90% of almost all car parts at all.
you_gotta_be_kidding to evostick47
16 Jul 16#62
a lot of the bigger discount stuff has gone now, but if you look hard enough there's still loads these
thel33ter
16 Jul 16#64
Can't find anything for a mk1 focus, then again all the bits are pretty cheap anyway.
darkstryder360
16 Jul 161#65
Anyone can do finance/bank loan. Just depends how much per month you're willing to pay for some sort of status.
bio
16 Jul 16#66
Thanks! New water pump, new rear brake caliper, new radiator, and rear pads for £40 for my car :smiley:
darkstryder360
16 Jul 16#67
Are these on eBay too?... My girlfriend could use some.
bakerpaul1977
16 Jul 16#68
Nothing for my 1.6hdi citroen grand picasso which is a shame buy it's a good find if they've got stuff for your car heat added
myghost
16 Jul 161#69
BMW 3 series,
3 sets of brake disks, water pump,engine mounts, brake calipers
£55
It was me :smiley:
Bossworld to myghost
16 Jul 16#70
Is there really no difference/performance issue in using different brake discs on the same axel? Hoping to buy a roadster next year so tempted to grab a few spares now but unsure on teh above.
myghost
16 Jul 16#71
Is there really no difference/performance issue in using different brake discs on the same axel? Hoping to buy a roadster next year so tempted to grab a few spares now but unsure on teh above.
They are 3 pairs...6 in total
Bossworld to myghost
16 Jul 16#78
Sorry your screenshot cut off the quantities and most stuff on the site I've seen is only available in singles, never mind :smiley:
Not much for my Cooper S (Countryman though) either! Spotted those disks which I might try.
darkstryder360
16 Jul 16#72
Nothing for my bloody R55 Mini Clubman Cooper S 2009. Wanted an uprated turbo for £20! Also would have loved a DMF Clutch for £20 too considering I paid £800 for mine last year :neutral_face:
Thanks, got a diesel injector, set of anti roll bar drop links, glow plugs and more for under £70!
Note: For the people on about brands etc, as stated here, these are the brands you get from ebay sellers, andrew page, ECP etc.
tuney
16 Jul 16#75
156 items available in 'sensors' category for my car. Click on it and it brings up over 56,000 items to search through :confused:
Mickysafc to tuney
16 Jul 16#82
Same here looking for parts for my ford :/
you_gotta_be_kidding to tuney
16 Jul 161#92
Next to your car select filter results (yellow button)
darkstryder360
16 Jul 16#76
Holy crap good spot... But I have never heard of Blue Print to be honest wouldn't like to put them on my Stage 2 remapped car :laughing:
winchman
16 Jul 16#77
I guess people didn't take the hint when I posted, I did expect people to do some more digging, as people are now finding. It's worth knowing part numbers of the bits you need.
winchman
16 Jul 16#79
Nothing wrong with Blue Print, fill your boots.
HondaLad
16 Jul 16#80
Blue Print are a well established pattern part manufacturer or mainly Japanese parts unlike most of the other cowboy rubbish that is on there.
rumuk
16 Jul 16#81
great find! managed to get a timing belt, tensioner, water pump and some rear pads
its for a 07 kia sportage, is there anything else i should get when changing the timing belt? thanks
jordon1 to rumuk
16 Jul 16#83
Aux Drive Belt (also known as alternator belt, fan belt etc) (and tensioner if you can get one cheap).
bottle123
16 Jul 161#84
Can't seem to find anything for the Astra H :/
Ralph888
16 Jul 161#85
I ordered the 12 x 1 litre 20 50 Oil last week when the deal was put on here first time around. I only received 1 ltr bottle, queried it with Amazon CS and they reordered and guess what arrived yesterday, 1 ltr bottle of oil. Also ordered last week a set of car mats for £4-95 and they sent Ford instead of Vauxhall. I think the SKU/ EAN numbers are dodgy, you may get what is described. There was a Lamda Sensor for a Land Rover for £4-95 and the description was for Dog Collar. You might get a surprise package turn up!!
dybydx
16 Jul 16#86
amazing prices! Heat added.
nazmanchester
16 Jul 161#87
you drive a stage 2 and don't know about blue print? lol
jimpom23
16 Jul 161#88
You've got a Porsche and are willing to put a £20 clutch in it? I'm guessing you use supermarket fuel too?
you_gotta_be_kidding to jimpom23
16 Jul 16#91
I think you've missed the point, the same clutch is being sold by other sellers for £867!
I've been using supermarket fuel since around 1990 and not had any fuel related problems that I'm aware of. It all comes from the same refinery and is produced to the relevant British Standards.
By all means, complain all you like, on a deals site, that tries to help you find bargains...which cost you less money.
Biggunspaul to jimpom23
16 Jul 16#102
What's wrong with tesco momentum ? That's more than good enough for performance cars.
julieallen to jimpom23
16 Jul 161#104
But its not a £20 clutch, its £100's from other places.
If you went to your dealer for your car, they told you a new clutch is usually £500 but they have a massive sale on today and its only £20, would you say no, please charge me £500 for the same part because you don't want to only spend £20?
umirza85 to jimpom23
16 Jul 161#111
The tesco by my house is one of the only places to get 99RON fuel, the shell is a bit far. Nothing wrong with supermarket fuel. My turn to guess, you have a white BMW 3 series that you stuck an M badge on and will only use 98+ fuel on it?
aurora
16 Jul 16#89
Some good deals but near impossible to find what you are looking for without trawling through hundreds of items.
You can still buy the sodding clutch....just from eBay with their 30 day's buyers guarantee instead of Amazon. I know where I'd rather buy from....
Soulja
16 Jul 16#96
Can anyone help find some cheap brake discs and pads for a civic type r fn2? I'm due some soon!
urmum
16 Jul 16#97
Thanks, I spent ages searching and found some cheap spares for my old MK2 Golf.
Biggunspaul
16 Jul 16#98
Does your grandmother know you mess around with her car
luvsadealdealdeal
16 Jul 16#99
Still plenty out there
just bought some disc brake sets & some bits & pieces for our old Volvo
£35 for about £250 worth
jimpom23
16 Jul 16#101
Supermarket fuel is full of additives and sticking it into a high performance engine is a bad idea, [email protected] cars not so much - but hey, if you're happy buying cheapo unknown timing belts or brakes go for it, I just hope I'm not on the road behind you when they fail. With parts, you get the quality/longevity you pay for
adamc11
16 Jul 16#103
I have 2015 one I think all these parts are for the older mk. It's irritating but then again I do have a five year warranty and no manufacturer would ever try and get out of covering warranty repairs would they?
jimpom23
16 Jul 16#105
OEM standard are fine (though some better than others) but there's a lot of rubbish out there manufactured to a poorer standard. Speak to any honest mechanic and they'd tell you to avoid (the others appreciate you bringing in to fix)
bargainhunter666
16 Jul 16#106
May I suggest that instead of posting the above cr4p and browsing here....... you look on Amazon.
p.s what do you think shops/Amazon do? Go and have your rant with them daily!
muze77
16 Jul 16#107
Does anyone know if Ashika (same as Japanparts??) is an ok brand? many thanks
GearJammer
16 Jul 16#108
Sweet. Got new wishbones and drop links for my Mondeo, and new rear brake calipers, all for £19.
derp1664
16 Jul 163#109
Isn't the point actually that supermarket fuel DOESN'T contain as many additives? (ie. it's cheaper for the supermarkets to buy without the additives)
Also, the whole supermarket fuel thing is just a theory as there's plenty of compelling evidence that the fuel is exactly the same.
Biggunspaul
16 Jul 16#110
I've been running performance cars for years,all of them over 400bhp and I have NEVER had any engine issues at all and all have been run on tesco momentum/tesco 99 since the day it came out.I have also never met anyone with a performance car who has had issues with the fuel.
Let's be honest even if there were a fraction more engine wear from supermarket fuels,most people who can afford a decent performance car aren't going to be bothered that in 200k miles there might be a little more wear on the engine,it will have been sold on long before that mileage would come around.
MrT8064
16 Jul 16#112
Superb deal - many thanks for posting. I've ordered 3 spare callipers, 8 spare discs and 8 pads for my motors and a Porsche clutch to wang on ebay
crispyjr
16 Jul 16#113
Just got a pair of discs for £8, last one in stock then they went back up to 78£? :smile:
darkstryder360
16 Jul 16#114
Oh yeh, she loves it. She went round the Evo Triangle 2 weeks ago with an E46 M3 and A45 AMG keeping up a treat she told me.
scoobytawazara
16 Jul 16#115
being a bit thick here but can someone tell me how I search for parts for a particular model step by step thanks
winchman to scoobytawazara
16 Jul 161#121
Click this link and add your car to 'your garage'.
Damanc
16 Jul 16#116
Agreed, although personally I think buying anything on finance/loan for a "status" is daft and as a result don't, but still visit HUKD for a bargain.
darkstryder360
16 Jul 16#117
I live in Essex, I am surrounded by these wannabes in Range Rovers. Makes me sad that that's the best use of their 'car fund' money.
Biggunspaul
16 Jul 16#118
She forgot to mention that she was keeping up with cars that were doing the national speed limit.
jmb82
16 Jul 16#119
Is it at all possible to find any front disks and pads for a 206 cc please - I'm not having much luck - amazing thread! :smiley:
Proveright
16 Jul 16#122
Free dely over £20 . I ordered and then later found another part and ending paying for delivery on each but I dont mind because they are cheap. Many thanks OP.
scoobytawazara
16 Jul 16#123
Thanks
jimpom23
16 Jul 16#124
It's good, but not quite right - 335i coupe that I only use V-Power/Nitro+ in and there are plenty of tales of higher ethanol mixes (including Tescos) causing fuel pump failures in the N54 3 litre twin turbo set-up
I was forced to use supermarket fuel (97 RON) in my S2000 once and it threw an engine light within about 20 miles
redcup
16 Jul 16#125
Clutch kit for my Yaris - less than £17 - thanks!
fr33radicalls
16 Jul 16#126
whats a good name in brake pads
AnonAnonAgain
16 Jul 16#127
cant find anything worth while for my cmax, maybe im just useless with car parts idk :/
Criptop
16 Jul 16#128
Can't find anything for my mk2 1.8 TDCI Focus but some great deals to be had for other makes and models! :smiley:
prmg
16 Jul 16#129
Can anyone point me in the direction of bits for a mk3 mx-5 2ltr please?
prmg
16 Jul 16#130
Can anyone point me in the direction of bits for a mk3 mx-5 2ltr please?
Biggunspaul to prmg
16 Jul 162#132
Yeah press the button on the top that says get deal and then start searching.
If you are capable of driving a car then you should be more than capable of using a search function.
simonvf400
16 Jul 16#131
[quoteI ordered the 12 x 1 litre 20 50 Oil last week when the deal was put on here first time around. I only received 1 ltr bottle, queried it with Amazon CS and they reordered and guess what arrived yesterday, 1 ltr bottle of oil. Also ordered last week a set of car mats for £4-95 and they sent Ford instead of Vauxhall. I think the SKU/ EAN numbers are dodgy, you may get what is described. There was a Lamda Sensor for a Land Rover for £4-95 and the description was for Dog Collar. You might get a surprise package turn up!!][/quote]
Ralph888
Can you post a link for the oil deal as I can not find it.
Thanks
Biggunspaul
16 Jul 16#133
So what was the fault code ?
Have you ever actually tried tesco momentum ?
prmg
16 Jul 16#134
it brings up thousands of universal parts... thanks PAL
nietenteges
16 Jul 16#135
Nothing for my VW Passerati 2007
Bossworld
16 Jul 16#136
Well I'm now the owner of an MG TF nissens radiator. Still deliberating over getting the TF or an MR2 but got a year to decide lol
Sir Charles to Bossworld
16 Jul 16#141
Avoid the TF like the plague. I'd avoid the MR2 also as they are garbage your better off finding a non rusty MX5
TBProdigy
16 Jul 16#137
How accurate is the part matcher?
bannistuta
16 Jul 16#138
Looking at some of the prices on there, if I was a car parts sales person surely there's a fortune to be made on this..... Or am I missing something??????
CoolElectronics
16 Jul 161#139
As all ready said if you can't be bothered to search your not going to get anything - why do we now have a culture where people want everything on a plate?
marti2nez
16 Jul 16#140
Bought a Brembo rear brake disc x 2 + pads front and rear for 350z, under 60 quid for all, happy days :smile:
and forgot to say, Thanks OP!!!
prmg
16 Jul 16#142
in a bowl would do
Graham1979
16 Jul 16#143
Your 7 year old would have cried less too!
booboy2
16 Jul 161#144
Thanks Op.
Just ordered an air con condenser for £19.60 instead of over £125.
Very pleased.
Oh and I do need this for MY car.
paul.jacobs
16 Jul 16#145
Put your car reg in, simples
jimpom23
16 Jul 16#146
Injector from memory
My original point on supermarket petrol wasn't based on momentum - I'd have no problem using that other than the ethanol content which isn't good for the HPFP on my car.
I just get wound up by people who buy expensive cars then scrimp on maintenance and upkeep - someone said to me once "I'm thinking of getting one of those, what MPG do you get?" If that's your first question, get another car
luvsadealdealdeal
16 Jul 16#147
Willy Wonka comment
why should one not get a decent car (perhaps not new) then aim to maintain it on a budget?
glenns
16 Jul 16#148
master cylinder and wheel bearings for RX7 FD3S...saved over £400!! result
pompey_squee
16 Jul 16#149
Yes, yes there is! This little beauty can often be seen at some of the large car shows over the summer. So much more respect for folks with cars like this over VXR's et al.
f3rgy15
16 Jul 16#150
ive entered my reg, its recognized my car (a volvo v70) but why is nissen coming up?? Im looking for a volvo v70 compressor to get the ac back up and running
deadleg22
16 Jul 161#152
I bought this for £15 purely for ebay. Worth it?
Blue Print ADN130191 Clutch Kit - 3 Pieces
This will go towards a new car.
bannistuta to deadleg22
16 Jul 162#164
Just bought a blue print ADZ93058C for 45 quid after looked in eBay - now realise is for a ISUZU truck but on eBay for £750..... See what happens
peabrain
16 Jul 16#153
nothing for me and my porsche-hotpoint-beko coupe
greencode
16 Jul 16#154
It's also worth looking on the Amazon EU sites i.e. Spain, Germany etc as I recently purchased a full set of Brembo discs and brake pads for my Civiv Type R for around £100!
bargainhunter666
16 Jul 16#155
What is that? highly illegal exhaust or something else weird?
tragictramp
16 Jul 16#156
Any t5 parts?, its like a maze to find anything.
ianjones32
16 Jul 16#158
some fantastic prices here
front and rear discs, rear pads for my hyundai , under £20 the lot, have save well over 1k from all the parts that I got
tomba
16 Jul 16#159
Sorry....looked and looked....couldn't find anything for my Quasqai...bored now!
Bossworld
16 Jul 16#160
Even though the engine is in the wrong place and I won't fit in at 6' 2"?
Ozzie
16 Jul 16#161
rear Borg Beck brake shoe kit and drums for the Picasso , £21
thanks op
mikesloper
16 Jul 16#162
wow those prices are insane. got rear brake disks, brake pads, clutch kit, timing belt kit, air filter for my VW transporter for £70 instead of £400. At these prices you could build your own car for £500.:wink:
tragictramp to mikesloper
16 Jul 16#173
any links for them, i struggle to find anything? ta
GAVINLEWISHUKD
16 Jul 16#163
Got some bits for the Citroen. Brake disks will use, as will dampers and springs. Can't think I'll need a radiator but at less than £10 it's nice to have as a spare.
Slim pickings on the Mazda (not old enough to have many parts available) but got some front pads for £4.
Cheers op. :smiley:
ScoTTyBEEE
16 Jul 16#165
Radiator and timing belt for my Subaru. There's some really decent prices on some Subaru stuff still, but for a new model and I can't be bothered to sell on ebay.
Sir Charles
16 Jul 16#166
I'm 6ft 1 and 16st and have owned 3 of them
RossDagley
16 Jul 162#167
And yet the leading Audi tuner in the country recommends Tesco Momentum fuel over all others - frequently seen on 1000+bhp cars, my own 730hp car, my old 450hp car, etc etc etc. Them having done back to back testing of fuel from tesco along side other brands shows how little you actually know. :/
It's not scrimping - you're implying that supermarket fuel is somehow inferior. Please prove it with fact, not speculation. Until then, I'm taking the word of the established tuners - not someone with a mid-range BMW and a single experience.
Biggunspaul
16 Jul 16#168
Just managed to get a NGK lambda sensor for my Mitsubishi EVO X for £7.57
Price now gone up to £98.83 for the same item
Cheers op :wink:
thezaynodium
16 Jul 16#169
dude I love you I just got brake pads and discs for £1.04, using the £10 voucher from the audible voucher
nathb
16 Jul 16#170
Thanks!
Just managed to get a ATE ABS/DSC sensor for £8 :laughing:
pompey_squee
16 Jul 161#172
it's a 'bosozoku' (Japanese) style exhausts. Perfectly legal for car shows :smiley:
richje100
16 Jul 16#174
Registration search ain't working for me ☹️ don't like to use he model search function. After some new glow plugs
gurdevshehri
16 Jul 16#176
Is there anything for BMW 123D?
ccshud
16 Jul 16#177
Impreza STI 3 piece clutch kit for £67 - Its £550 on ebay and I do need a clutch for MY car
Bunglistik to ccshud
16 Jul 16#188
Prices on ebay aren't good to use as a guide, look on the usual online autofactors such as eurocarparts, GSF, autosessive etc and you'll notice a HUGE difference
m0nkeylover
16 Jul 16#178
Bought a pair of recaro speeds for £360, boom.
IWOOTN
16 Jul 16#179
Don't have it in NI best is BP ultimate at 97 over here supermarket fuel is bad.
luvsadealdealdeal
16 Jul 161#180
you had to be up in the middle of the night, dude lol
Crazygooner1
16 Jul 16#181
Had a look for some FN2 Type R parts. Cannot see any good deals, has anyone else? Curious.
Thanks
chattyuk
16 Jul 16#182
It really really isn't.
thebox
16 Jul 161#183
We can all do that: use HUK to buy up all the good stuff and sell it on. But that would result in fewer people posting good deals because they know all the opportunists would buy everything, making the website pointless. Then everyone misses out on good deals they wouldn't have otherwise known about. Even your 7 year old could work that out.
yug0
16 Jul 161#184
Had that one in my basket but thought I'd never get it sold! Good luck.
rheadrox
16 Jul 16#185
Ach, trying to find some good stuff since I'm in need of money, quick. The radiators that the commenter linked earlier seem OK at about £9 to sell for £70 on eBay, but since they're heavy (about 5kg) wouldn't the shipping be pricey? Plus I'm not sure how well they sell in general.
And I tried looking for clutch kits in that same comment, a bunch of £8 ones but they all seem to be for models around the 90s, so I doubt they'll sell at all. Do they?
Does anyone have any other leads? My ass is becoming numb for sitting so long at this.
And to think I saw this deal at 7am today, but figured there'd still be loads left :neutral_face:
tehwabbit to rheadrox
16 Jul 16#187
To be fair, its a bit risky. A lot of this stuff is on offer as it's end of line or clearance. Only really good deals if your after specific parts to save money
luvsadealdealdeal to rheadrox
16 Jul 16#189
It's your 90s models that need a new clutch dude
winchman
16 Jul 16#186
TRISCAN 8110 10549 Brake Pad Set
Focus ST and a few others like Mazda MPS. (Same model number as Brembo P24057 if that helps)
umirza85
16 Jul 16#190
That seems a little far fetched. Both my 911's (currently a turbo) have never had any issues with the Tesco fuel I've been putting in them. Your fault code was probably forgetting to put the fuel cap back on tight enough.
luvsadealdealdeal
16 Jul 16#191
it's ok to buy 1 brake disk as 1 side working is better than none in my books
you_gotta_be_kidding
16 Jul 16#192
The only problem with your theory is that, I was the one that bought the Jag clutch that got the hissy fit comment. Yes I bought it to make a few quid, along with a couple more items, I wasn't greedy I bought 14 items in total, 4 of which are to make money on, they are all big value items and so am hoping to pay for a holiday this year if they sell ok. All the other items are things we need or will need.
I could of quite easily have bought loads more to profit but instead I POSTED the deal to share the love!
I have no issue with people using this site to buy things to sell, yes other will lose out but hey fastest finger first, we've all gotta make a living and get money where we can, it's not breaking the law and I don't think it's immoral either.
I say rock on and fill ya boots!
arotabi
16 Jul 161#193
thebox...
Believe it or not this happens already, yet deals still get posted and a vast majority still benefit.
But let me explain it in a way my 7yr old will understand... :stuck_out_tongue:
Generally savings on deals are such that it's not economical to buy to sell on when you take into account costs of selling an item for the average Joe.
On deals where there's a huge saving such as this, people will buy to sell at profit. It would be ridiculous to expect those with the time and means not to.
What you can't do is to call someone names because you think they bought something you were entitled to!
CoolElectronics
16 Jul 16#195
I canna see nothing for my 1989 Dacia Duster?
mikesloper
16 Jul 161#196
Sorry, I bought pretty much everything that was cheap for the T5
austinc
16 Jul 16#197
radiator for my car- £6 delivered!! :confused:
oliveredmunds1
16 Jul 16#198
Can anyone help me find some parts for my car? I have a look but found it very difficult to find anything.
It is a Peugeot RCZ 1.6 Petrol
officialryanfox
16 Jul 16#199
I have a ssangyong kyron auto, any cheap parts for me?
Seriously can't find any though :/ love to replace pads/discs on cheap!
MonkeysUncle
16 Jul 16#204
Noooooo, now item in my basket went back up to £137 it was £10 this morning. :disappointed:
Luckily I got lots of bits I needed from the original post a few weeks ago :smile:
rumuk
16 Jul 16#205
such a bargain just need some more belts/pulleys and a fitter :smiley:
luvsadealdealdeal
16 Jul 16#206
Lazy! :smiley:
Too bone idle to press the buy button?
GAVINLEWISHUKD
16 Jul 16#207
You will have to check if it's the right part for your car as it seems different engines and 2wd and 4wd models have different setups.
I can only presume those who have been sucessful knew exactly what part numbers they were looking for.
luvsadealdealdeal
16 Jul 16#210
nothing much left for BMW 3 series as we already had it lol
bma1445
16 Jul 16#211
Cheers, managed to get a full set of decent pads and disks for the abarth for less than 20 quid! Front disks are usually £25 each alone!
Biggunspaul
16 Jul 16#212
Why are people now just posting up their car details and asking for others to search for any parts for that car,do you not know what parts you actually need for your cars
austinc
16 Jul 16#213
click the link on the first post and put your reg in, simple
austinc
16 Jul 164#214
because the numptys are probably too busy looking for Pokemon.
Biggunspaul
16 Jul 16#215
if you can't find parts for a car that you know the reg number of and engine size and model year,then how the hell do you expect complete strangers to find parts that will fit when all you give for details is the make and model.
jordon1
16 Jul 161#216
nissen is a brand of item. not nissan which is a car. nissen do air con components.
aclondon
16 Jul 16#217
Yeh I found a neutron flow polarity reverser for my Time Machine too :smile:
Turnip
16 Jul 161#218
Any parts for my Little Tikes Cozy Coupe in red and yellow? Let me know peeps. Thanks soooo much in advance.
banterchicken
16 Jul 161#219
oh god a supermarket fuel cretin. the fuel is 99.9% the same you absolute toolbox, made to the exact same standards ok so a better 'brand' might use a different formulation of additives.
I'm looking for parts for my blue car,it's the model with the furry dice and a honk if you bonk sticker on the bumper
Thanks in advance
jaydeeuk1
16 Jul 16#223
Anyone know when this ends? Left my amazon voucher in the office.
Ross81
16 Jul 16#224
Not much left now. Mainly bits for cars there are very few left of e.g. Peugeot 106 (93-97 model) clutches etc
tigerstyle2ne1
17 Jul 16#225
Got 11 items for just over £100 for a 306+MX5, very useable items too.
One clutch component got bought out under me during checkout, had to get the next up up for a few quid more!
0zone
17 Jul 16#226
Lol, "Nissens".
Nutkin
17 Jul 16#227
and all Coke tastes the same.
you_gotta_be_kidding
17 Jul 161#228
I don't get the joke? nissens is the biggest brand there is for aftermarket radiators
TrollForce
17 Jul 16#229
I need brake pads and brake disks for vauhxall astra 2000 if anyone could help - couldn't find any cheap. Thanks
luvsadealdealdeal
17 Jul 16#230
I can help with a bit of advice. Stop asking other people to do your legwork. The advice in the first few posts is easy to access. Put your car in. Select Prime delivery. Change order to low to high. Start looking.
RossDagley
17 Jul 16#231
Erm, it does tho? (not including different varieties like cherry/zero etc obviously)
TrollForce
17 Jul 16#232
Maybe I didn't put it down right :/ ..
I tried above but I am not able to find any "Cheap" brake pads and break disk
aurora
17 Jul 16#233
[/quote]Maybe I didn't put it down right :/ ..
I tried above but I am not able to find any "Cheap" brake pads and break disk[/quote]
I think the poster is saying that it's just as difficult for him to find the cheap parts for your car as it is for you. There's no quick way - you just have to use the search function then trawl through hundreds of items til you find one that fits your model.
I think the best deals have pretty much gone now, which will explain why you can't find anything, but it really is just about doing the leg work.
KiretoX
17 Jul 16#234
Anyone got a clutch or cheap radiator shipped?
luvsadealdealdeal
17 Jul 16#235
Maybe I didn't put it down right :/ ..
I tried above but I am not able to find any "Cheap" brake pads and break disk[/quote]I think the poster is saying that it's just as difficult for him to find the cheap parts for your car as it is for you. There's no quick way - you just have to use the search function then trawl through hundreds of items til you find one that fits your model.
I think the best deals have pretty much gone now, which will explain why you can't find anything, but it really is just about doing the leg work. [/quote]
Indeed. You can speed things up considerably by looking at a defined range eg £10-20 or £15-25 to find the remaining good stuff. Picked up 2 sets (ie 2 each) of brake discs for our Volvo last night that way, just over a tenner each.
Plus a nice little Volvo S40/ V40 gadget for another tenner that I can sell on Ebay for £60-70 to pay for my trouble :smiley:
Thoughtful
17 Jul 16#236
No parts for a Saab 9-5 1.9 TiD unless someone can help me out with some ??
rav4me
17 Jul 16#237
Thanks op. Just ordered a pair of front brake calipers for my RAV4 for less than £40 for the pair. Huge saving. Wouldn't like to guess how much they would be from Toyota.
jamhops
17 Jul 16#238
The prices have gone up a lot some tabs were £7 are now £40-50...
satty83
17 Jul 161#239
Well it worked for Brexit. :smile:
luvsadealdealdeal
17 Jul 16#240
or even just repeat it ad nauseum :smiley:
Nealio
17 Jul 16#241
Yes, paid £6.92 for a radiator and getting delivered today apparently
KiretoX
17 Jul 16#242
Cool, so no cancelations yet. Hopefully orders won't be messed up - i mean order one thing, receive another. I have a few things dispatching today, other not even preparing for dispatch. But I have order Renault parts so most of them are physically in Germany so will take time to come to UK.
you_gotta_be_kidding
17 Jul 16#243
all of my items have been delivered never mind shipped.
zippyGTE
17 Jul 16#244
Cheers for posting,got about £600's worth of stuff for £75.:sunglasses:
John.
Nealio
17 Jul 161#245
Yeah Renault bits here too - radiator for a scenic (coming from Germany) plus a load of timing and aux belt kits and tensioners for megane/clio RS models. Split across a few different orders and like you say, a couple are 'on their way', one 'shipping today' the others 'not yet dispatched'.
luvsadealdealdeal
17 Jul 16#246
these orders (from Amazon) won't be cancelled - they are dumping all these car bits & stuff & exiting the sector
Nealio
17 Jul 16#247
Yeah I figured that was the case. If they couldn't make car parts sales work then one cause (as amply demonstrated on this thread) might have been that people weren't able to find the bits they needed.
deadleg22
17 Jul 161#248
I cancelled a few orders because I realized the parts for a lot of the cars are worth more than the actual car. It's going to be hard to ebay these items at rrp when people will just get rid of the car altogether.
pmaker
17 Jul 16#249
That's what you usualy get with those deals:
"Despite our best efforts, with the millions of items available on our website, pricing errors can occasionally occur.
Your order has now been cancelled. If you still want to purchase this item, please place a new order which will be charged at the correct price, when we dispatch it to you.
We’re sorry for any inconvenience caused and hope to see you again soon.
Regards,
Customer Service Department
Amazon.co.uk
luvsadealdealdeal
17 Jul 16#250
mine are getting delivered today & tomorrow, not calling you a dope or anything
Actually, there's a lot of Magneti Marelli on the cheap.
arotabi
17 Jul 16#252
At least try to get it right if you're trying to be clever...
Cola is the generic name similar to Petrol.
Coke is the brand name, kind of like V-Power or whatever it might be called.
Another thing, cola makers generally have their own factories and recipes whereas there are a limited number of refineries in the UK supplying all the forecourts.
aurora
17 Jul 16#253
I don't think there will be a huge eBay market for much of the bigger stuff. You buy a radiator for a tenner, with free shipping. By the time you have added postage and stuck on your profit and eBay fees, you will still have to be selling it quite cheaply to tempt someone away from buying it from a specialist supplier with a guarantee and free shipping. Possibly better selling it to a trader at an auto jumble.
I can see why Amazon would leave the sector though. The search function cannot cope because the descriptions don't tell you what car the part is for and finding anything is a nightmare.
myghost
17 Jul 162#254
I totally agree, basically if you know nothing about parts and cars and do not know what you are doing...don't do it - you will end up with fingers burned
and don't expect other members to spoonfeed you what parts to buy to make a profit
mas99
17 Jul 16#255
LUK are decent quality and OEM on plenty of decent cars. I'd expect a decent clutch from a motor factor to be Sachs or LUK
Supercharged
17 Jul 161#256
*****People having issues searching******
- use this link to filter out the high discounts then filter by your own reg (or make/model)
Cheers got a few bits for my car.
Hella starter motor £32
Clutch kit £24
Timing belt kit £10
water pump £4
CV Joint Kit £6
Strut Top £3
Ignition Modula £4
+ some other bits
Supercharged
17 Jul 16#267
And some idiots expired it...
Biggunspaul
17 Jul 16#268
Your car must be bloody hanging to need all them parts
bobsonx
17 Jul 16#269
Not expired. Lots of clutches, starters, alternators for insane prices (around £10-£15). If you can't find anything for your car, please don't expire it! People need to know....I think it's one of the best deals ever....
Some truth in that. I did notice that for my vehicle there were for example cheap brake discs (all gone now) but some of the other stuff was similar to discounted prices on eBay or motor factors. You kind of need to know the usual price of the stuff you are buying. The radiators looked to be the best bargains as Nissens is a decent brand.
winchman
17 Jul 161#274
Rip off... i paid £2.76 for my pollen filter ;-)
flamethrower
17 Jul 16#275
ok, those are used, repacked units with 30 day warranty
judderman
17 Jul 16#276
I'd imagine they've been sat on a shelf for 3+ years.
luvsadealdealdeal
17 Jul 16#277
Well I'll tell you what I just did for a laugh, you can have a go if you feel like it, you can't compete with me as all the items I bought are unique. I just bought 5 sets of brake calipers (left & right) for fairly current models of popular cars. About a tenner each so let's say £100 all in.
I reckon I can easily multiply the buying price by 7. They won't all sell. I just need to sell 2/10 to break even. Everything after that goes in the beer jar :smiley:
Give it a go, it needn't be brake calipers - there are plenty of decent alternatives...
aurora
17 Jul 16#278
I ordered brake discs yesterday evening and they arrived this afternoon. £6 delivered. The box weighed 8kg lol. Thanks Winchman. Wish I'd ordered a few more bits really but I didn't want to hoard parts I would probably never use. Most stuff seems to have gone now, but good luck to those still searching.
bma1445
17 Jul 16#279
Change the numbers in the url
eatmybogbrush
17 Jul 16#280
What a dumb comment.
If you cannot afford a full price clutch then perhaps you should not have bought a Jag!!!!
luvsadealdealdeal
17 Jul 16#281
Couldn't resist a couple more speculative buys lol
This time I've gone up a notch - both items £40 but should be able to get £150 each
ker-ching! ---> beer jar :smiley:
luvsadealdealdeal
17 Jul 16#282
Here's a tip - go for a famous & reputable name. Choose something that will fit many current, popular models.
luvsadealdealdeal
17 Jul 16#283
There's still loads of amazing bargins out there, by the way.
Just use your loaf & work out how to filter results.
Belmont_SRi
17 Jul 16#284
Yeah pretty much it's a MK2 Astra Belmont. didn't really need the clutch kit but doing engine transplant soon and may as well do the works.
top top deal op. one of the few deals on this site that actually is seriously proper. i think i stumbled upon something that is really really poorly labelled, still available and bought a couple, a few for myself if my motor lasts long enough and 1 or 2 to shift on ebay if there is a market for it. plan to replace it in 15 or 20k on my car but under a tenner it usually is not....
luvsadealdealdeal
17 Jul 16#287
I'm going to be a millionaire by Xmas at this rate lol :smiley:
you_gotta_be_kidding
17 Jul 16#288
you've gotta sell em yet
luvsadealdealdeal
17 Jul 16#289
free beer until the New Year will be enough reward :smiley:
scottyjim
18 Jul 161#290
On from my other post i got VAICO V25-8173 Brake Caliper - NK 212511 Disc-Brake Caliper - Febi 12002 Stabilizer Link - ABS 250226 Tie Rod Assembly - ABS 250227 Tie Rod Assembly - TRISCAN 8110 10524 Brake Pad Set, disc brake - ABS 17190 OE Brake Discs - (Box contains 2 discs) - one caliper and drop link were needed but rest are great spares all for £47 :smiley:
austinc
18 Jul 16#291
double check the details of the ad as some of these calipers are on an exchange basis.
you_gotta_be_kidding
18 Jul 16#292
Amazon don't have a system in place for this, it would also need to state what the penalty would be if you didn't return the old one. Amazon are clearing the market for car parts so they will not give two hoots about it.
austinc
18 Jul 16#293
fair do's then. hell of a find by the way, loads of ridiculously cheap stuff!
yoyo59
18 Jul 16#294
thanks bought a Maserati sport clutch kit for £44.52
luvsadealdealdeal
18 Jul 16#295
they just delivered my Volvo front axle brake discs, which I do need - nice for £8
but I guess I'm going to get used to the description 'tatty box' for my Ebay stuff :smiley:
this looks like it's been on the shelf 10 years, perfect inside, though lol
malm
18 Jul 16#296
could be wrong but i think a lot of prices just went back up.
luvsadealdealdeal
18 Jul 16#297
nah, they go up when somebody buys the Amazon one
106s16
18 Jul 16#298
Just priced my order up on eurocarparts ,spent £80 and even with the 'usual' 25% code it came to £743...all arrived in good condition as well just waiting for a £5 coil pack to arrive from Italy......
Nutkin
18 Jul 16#299
No that is my point, different fuels have different energy values and supermarket fuel such as asda is low on those values as the additives are cheaper. But people will believe whatever.
Just found another diamond! £35 worth a very easy £175, popular BMW part
rlangtech
19 Jul 16#317
Only saw this today and been through almost all categories. A lot left is simply bits used on very uncommon older cars or cars that are not common over here. Be wary as it may be hard to sell on.
Did grab quite a few bargains myself that should be easy to turn around :smiley:
luvsadealdealdeal
19 Jul 16#318
Just grabbed another popular £300 BMW bit for £35 :smiley:
sammy125
19 Jul 16#319
This is why I cancelled all my radiator fans. Got in quick, checked and they're all old alfas and fiat pandas etc.
But I did manage to pick up an expensive part for my own car for a fiver and that will be all for me, thanks OP.
vxlomegav6
19 Jul 16#320
Thanks OP, Got a few hundred worth of parts for my own car for very little and a Audi S5 part for £27 with a RRP of over £800, they seem to sell for £200 despite the RRP, still this is an epic deal best i've seen on HUKD :smiley:
officialryanfox
20 Jul 16#321
it must be 2 for 1 on discs :smiley: I received 2 in my first delivery, and another 3 to come :smiley:
xtrem3x
20 Jul 16#322
Ordered for my car:
Water pump from £169 down to £6
Ignition coil down from £89 to £6
Ordered randomly to sell:
A couple of clutch kits and a starter motor.
Cheers OP lol :smiley:
luvsadealdealdeal
20 Jul 16#323
that would be nice :smiley:
my discs arrived already, just 1 set (of 2 discs)
you_gotta_be_kidding
20 Jul 16#324
Unless it says single in brackets then they're sold in pairs
SuperMariosDad
20 Jul 16#325
insane prices. Nothing for my car that I need but got my brother some stuff for his evo real cheap.
jordon1
20 Jul 16#326
unless it says pairs then they are sold singles as with most of the motortrade. however it is always best practice to replace both discs.
luvsadealdealdeal
20 Jul 16#327
I think sometimes there's confusion here from both the people buying & selling. Sure - when it says (2), you know you're getting 2.
Otherwise? Might go either way. Seems like officialryanfox got 2 even though pair/ 2 was not specified.
winchman
20 Jul 16#328
So... about the commision for 'you-gotta-be-kidding' and me, are we saying 5% ;-)
you_gotta_be_kidding
20 Jul 16#329
can't see that ever happening. would be nice though
luvsadealdealdeal
20 Jul 16#330
Big W & ygbk - I'm going to make a fair few bob out of this - thanks! :smiley:
still lots of bargains out there
I don't think many HUKDers saw there's money to be had or could navigate the bargains to pick up parts for their cars
they probably never buy car parts, just trust it to Halfords lol
luvsadealdealdeal
20 Jul 16#331
I'm a Kwik-Fit man!
They're honest & friendly :smiley:
Coffee100
20 Jul 16#332
Does anyone know which category an indicator stalk is in? I put my Reg number in and now can see lots of categories, can't seem to search for specific item.
luvsadealdealdeal
20 Jul 16#333
indicator stalk? sorry no
you_gotta_be_kidding
20 Jul 16#334
what car is it.
you_gotta_be_kidding
20 Jul 161#335
there's other factors such as storage, money available to invest. I know for a fact I've bought more than other person on this forum in this deal but won't say exactly how much because I'll get shot down by the selfish b****** police
luvsadealdealdeal
20 Jul 16#336
put it this way
at the weekend my wife had me packing unwanted clothes our 3 kids either didn't ever wear (new with tags) or did wear (VGC) - what a bloody waste of time & effort, I'd rather give it to the charity shops - which we do actually often do btw
1 x one of my wee £30 finds should get me £150+ profit after costs
ie several months' worth of me pleasing the wife with her ebay stuff
luvsadealdealdeal
20 Jul 16#337
loadsamoney lol
shame people get stuck at 'car parts' lol
Ioa
21 Jul 16#338
How can you tell which car each part belongs to?
vxlomegav6
21 Jul 16#339
Had one of the parts come for my own car a MAF to be precise, The brand on the listing was 'Fuel Parts' but what I received was a Bosch brand was taken back a little by that. If I was to buy a Bosch MAF for my car from ECP for example I'd have to pay around £110... Got it from Amazon for £5. Crazy. Question: is this limited to car parts? I've not had a chance to look since in other categories?
vxlomegav6
21 Jul 16#340
Type the part number in Google or eBay.
officialryanfox
21 Jul 16#341
you are right, they all specified as single, if not still cheap enough at the price
officialryanfox
21 Jul 16#342
got everything I need minus front pads have to pay full price :/ may sell my starter & pump
Opening post
However having searched further I have found Clutches, Water Pumps, Radiators etc etc are all crazy money...
I've got a clutch for a Porsche 911 for £21 which sells for over £1000!!!!
Winchmans Deal
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/various-car-parts-mapco-kavo-2-upward-amazon-add-item-2474674#post28418724
Top comments
My 7yr old has better reasoning than that :smirk:
All comments (344)
Nissens Radiators
Water Pumps
Brake Discs
Clutch Kits
Clutch kit is only £6
https://www.amazon.co.uk/VALEO-SERVICE-009252-Clutch-Kit/dp/B00BY6DBN2/ref=sr_1_85?rps=1&ie=UTF8&qid=1468617741&sr=8-85&keywords=Clutch+Kit
I'd like to think that one will still be there till the end of time!
Other bits which are none essential are not cheap (like oil filters, air filters etc etc.)
Edit, this is quite annoying actually, i really dont fancy fitting brake parts which are off brand, nor clutch, nor water pumps etc etc...
https://www.amazon.co.uk/LuK-623-2290-00-Clutch/dp/B00D3DJSEU/ref=sr_1_11?rps=1&ie=UTF8&qid=1468619017&sr=8-11&keywords=clutch+range+rover
Do i keep it ready for my car of sell for a profit
https://www.amazon.co.uk/VAICO-V60-0010-Engine-Oil-Set/dp/B00DZFP7DM/ref=sr_1_4?s=automotive&rps=1&ie=UTF8&qid=1468621619&vehicle=72-890-336-4788-5-0&sr=1-4
£11, DOT 4 brake fluid 1L (pack of 12?! track day goers?) -
https://www.amazon.co.uk/VAICO-V60-0075-Brake-Fluid-Set/dp/B00DZG2NDI/ref=sr_1_130?s=automotive&rps=1&ie=UTF8&qid=1468621961&vehicle=92-1190-1560-17996-7-0&sr=1-130
My 7yr old has better reasoning than that :smirk:
Personally I wouldn't put any of that lot showing up cheap near my Turbo but there are a couple of bits for the wifes motor that will come in handy, Cheers OP.
to those talking about the 911 it's my dad's, it's 8 years old and has been sat for six months because he can't afford to get the clutch done. no ebaying on that part. (I will admit to buying 5 high value things to sell on though, I'll sleep just fine tonight). :wink:
Most just want to see if they can source a part for their own cars rather than profit from it.
Good luck to him.
paid about £40 for £400 worth on Ebay lol
Thanks OP.
Brakes pads £4 a set, Brake discs £5 a pair
These discs are £5.57 down from £88, 94% discount
All Filters from £2
Water pump £3.72
Radiator £10.14
Starter Motor £9.00 Down from £93 (90% Saving)
Clutch plates & Bearings from £5
Full Clutch Kit £13.72
Ignition Coil £9.33
3 sets of brake disks, water pump,engine mounts, brake calipers
£55
It was me :smiley:
They are 3 pairs...6 in total
Not much for my Cooper S (Countryman though) either! Spotted those disks which I might try.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Blue-Print-ADB114311-front-Brake/dp/B00ID7ANVS/ref=sr_1_13?s=automotive&ie=UTF8&qid=1468654780&sr=1-13&keywords=brake+disc+bmw
Note: For the people on about brands etc, as stated here, these are the brands you get from ebay sellers, andrew page, ECP etc.
its for a 07 kia sportage, is there anything else i should get when changing the timing belt? thanks
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00AJY7JKG/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
By all means, complain all you like, on a deals site, that tries to help you find bargains...which cost you less money.
If you went to your dealer for your car, they told you a new clutch is usually £500 but they have a massive sale on today and its only £20, would you say no, please charge me £500 for the same part because you don't want to only spend £20?
https://www.amazon.co.uk/J-R-Tailor-Exclusive-Purple-Checked/dp/B005ERP7MA/ref=sr_1_113?s=automotive&ie=UTF8&qid=1468659389&sr=1-113&keywords=mitsubishi+l200
just bought some disc brake sets & some bits & pieces for our old Volvo
£35 for about £250 worth
p.s what do you think shops/Amazon do? Go and have your rant with them daily!
Also, the whole supermarket fuel thing is just a theory as there's plenty of compelling evidence that the fuel is exactly the same.
Let's be honest even if there were a fraction more engine wear from supermarket fuels,most people who can afford a decent performance car aren't going to be bothered that in 200k miles there might be a little more wear on the engine,it will have been sold on long before that mileage would come around.
I was forced to use supermarket fuel (97 RON) in my S2000 once and it threw an engine light within about 20 miles
If you are capable of driving a car then you should be more than capable of using a search function.
Ralph888
Can you post a link for the oil deal as I can not find it.
Thanks
Have you ever actually tried tesco momentum ?
and forgot to say, Thanks OP!!!
Just ordered an air con condenser for £19.60 instead of over £125.
Very pleased.
Oh and I do need this for MY car.
My original point on supermarket petrol wasn't based on momentum - I'd have no problem using that other than the ethanol content which isn't good for the HPFP on my car.
I just get wound up by people who buy expensive cars then scrimp on maintenance and upkeep - someone said to me once "I'm thinking of getting one of those, what MPG do you get?" If that's your first question, get another car
why should one not get a decent car (perhaps not new) then aim to maintain it on a budget?
Blue Print ADN130191 Clutch Kit - 3 Pieces
This will go towards a new car.
front and rear discs, rear pads for my hyundai , under £20 the lot, have save well over 1k from all the parts that I got
thanks op
Slim pickings on the Mazda (not old enough to have many parts available) but got some front pads for £4.
Cheers op. :smiley:
It's not scrimping - you're implying that supermarket fuel is somehow inferior. Please prove it with fact, not speculation. Until then, I'm taking the word of the established tuners - not someone with a mid-range BMW and a single experience.
Price now gone up to £98.83 for the same item
Cheers op :wink:
Just managed to get a ATE ABS/DSC sensor for £8 :laughing:
Thanks
And I tried looking for clutch kits in that same comment, a bunch of £8 ones but they all seem to be for models around the 90s, so I doubt they'll sell at all. Do they?
Does anyone have any other leads? My ass is becoming numb for sitting so long at this.
And to think I saw this deal at 7am today, but figured there'd still be loads left :neutral_face:
Focus ST and a few others like Mazda MPS. (Same model number as Brembo P24057 if that helps)
I could of quite easily have bought loads more to profit but instead I POSTED the deal to share the love!
I have no issue with people using this site to buy things to sell, yes other will lose out but hey fastest finger first, we've all gotta make a living and get money where we can, it's not breaking the law and I don't think it's immoral either.
I say rock on and fill ya boots!
Believe it or not this happens already, yet deals still get posted and a vast majority still benefit.
But let me explain it in a way my 7yr old will understand... :stuck_out_tongue:
Generally savings on deals are such that it's not economical to buy to sell on when you take into account costs of selling an item for the average Joe.
On deals where there's a huge saving such as this, people will buy to sell at profit. It would be ridiculous to expect those with the time and means not to.
What you can't do is to call someone names because you think they bought something you were entitled to!
It is a Peugeot RCZ 1.6 Petrol
:laughing:
Luckily I got lots of bits I needed from the original post a few weeks ago :smile:
Too bone idle to press the buy button?
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Thanks in advance
One clutch component got bought out under me during checkout, had to get the next up up for a few quid more!
I tried above but I am not able to find any "Cheap" brake pads and break disk
I tried above but I am not able to find any "Cheap" brake pads and break disk[/quote]
I think the poster is saying that it's just as difficult for him to find the cheap parts for your car as it is for you. There's no quick way - you just have to use the search function then trawl through hundreds of items til you find one that fits your model.
I think the best deals have pretty much gone now, which will explain why you can't find anything, but it really is just about doing the leg work.
I tried above but I am not able to find any "Cheap" brake pads and break disk[/quote]I think the poster is saying that it's just as difficult for him to find the cheap parts for your car as it is for you. There's no quick way - you just have to use the search function then trawl through hundreds of items til you find one that fits your model.
I think the best deals have pretty much gone now, which will explain why you can't find anything, but it really is just about doing the leg work. [/quote]
Indeed. You can speed things up considerably by looking at a defined range eg £10-20 or £15-25 to find the remaining good stuff. Picked up 2 sets (ie 2 each) of brake discs for our Volvo last night that way, just over a tenner each.
Plus a nice little Volvo S40/ V40 gadget for another tenner that I can sell on Ebay for £60-70 to pay for my trouble :smiley:
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Actually, there's a lot of Magneti Marelli on the cheap.
Cola is the generic name similar to Petrol.
Coke is the brand name, kind of like V-Power or whatever it might be called.
Another thing, cola makers generally have their own factories and recipes whereas there are a limited number of refineries in the UK supplying all the forecourts.
I can see why Amazon would leave the sector though. The search function cannot cope because the descriptions don't tell you what car the part is for and finding anything is a nightmare.
and don't expect other members to spoonfeed you what parts to buy to make a profit
- use this link to filter out the high discounts then filter by your own reg (or make/model)
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/search/?node=301309031&pct-off=85-99
What every decerning car driver need! Autostyle have a lot of other bits too.
Hella starter motor £32
Clutch kit £24
Timing belt kit £10
water pump £4
CV Joint Kit £6
Strut Top £3
Ignition Modula £4
+ some other bits
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B00AKQBLSO/ref=mp_s_a_1_516?ie=UTF8&qid=1468775472&sr=1-516&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_FMwebp_QL65
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B000NK7BZE/ref=mp_s_a_1_6?ie=UTF8&qid=1468776444&sr=1-6&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_FMwebp_QL65&dpPl=1&dpID=41b26C%2BfoeL&ref=plSrch
£20.51
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B000NK7A8C/ref=mp_s_a_1_11?ie=UTF8&qid=1468776444&sr=1-11&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_FMwebp_QL65
I reckon I can easily multiply the buying price by 7. They won't all sell. I just need to sell 2/10 to break even. Everything after that goes in the beer jar :smiley:
Give it a go, it needn't be brake calipers - there are plenty of decent alternatives...
If you cannot afford a full price clutch then perhaps you should not have bought a Jag!!!!
This time I've gone up a notch - both items £40 but should be able to get £150 each
ker-ching! ---> beer jar :smiley:
Just use your loaf & work out how to filter results.
but I guess I'm going to get used to the description 'tatty box' for my Ebay stuff :smiley:
this looks like it's been on the shelf 10 years, perfect inside, though lol
No that is my point, different fuels have different energy values and supermarket fuel such as asda is low on those values as the additives are cheaper. But people will believe whatever.
Reconditioned Diesel injection pump £117
Going for £500 odd on Ebay
FRONTERA Mk II (B)
10.98 - 10.04
OMEGA (B) Estate
12.93 - 06.03
OMEGA (B)
12.93 - 07.03
SINTRA
09.96 - 04.99
there ya go - find a gold nugget & make some money
https://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=sx_as?rh=i%3Aautomotive%2Cn%3A248877031%2Cn%3A%21248878031%2Cn%3A301309031%2Cp_8%3A85-99%2Cp_36%3A304525031%2Cp_76%3A419158031%2Cp_89%3ACarcept%7CEBC&bbn=301309031&sort=price-desc-rank&ie=UTF8&qid=1468954953
Ie bumper reinforcer for a VW passat for under £7
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00F4YWHMG/ref=ox_sc_mini_detail?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=A3P5ROKL5A1OLE
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Carpoint-CPT0678011-Spark-Plug-Spanner-Model/dp/B005BP3CYK/ref=sr_1_1?s=automotive&rps=1&ie=UTF8&qid=1468956974&sr=1-1
Did grab quite a few bargains myself that should be easy to turn around :smiley:
But I did manage to pick up an expensive part for my own car for a fiver and that will be all for me, thanks OP.
Water pump from £169 down to £6
Ignition coil down from £89 to £6
Ordered randomly to sell:
A couple of clutch kits and a starter motor.
Cheers OP lol :smiley:
my discs arrived already, just 1 set (of 2 discs)
Otherwise? Might go either way. Seems like officialryanfox got 2 even though pair/ 2 was not specified.
still lots of bargains out there
I don't think many HUKDers saw there's money to be had or could navigate the bargains to pick up parts for their cars
they probably never buy car parts, just trust it to Halfords lol
They're honest & friendly :smiley:
at the weekend my wife had me packing unwanted clothes our 3 kids either didn't ever wear (new with tags) or did wear (VGC) - what a bloody waste of time & effort, I'd rather give it to the charity shops - which we do actually often do btw
1 x one of my wee £30 finds should get me £150+ profit after costs
ie several months' worth of me pleasing the wife with her ebay stuff
shame people get stuck at 'car parts' lol