Have you purchased surplus car parts to fix your car?

[ghosthunter]

[SIZE="4"]Have you ever purchased surplus car parts to fix/repair your car?[/SIZE]

Engine parts, doors, side mirrors, transmissions, seats, windshields, fenders, bumpers, headlights, tailights, etc.

[isa1023]

For the ESi:

Surplus power window motors/gear teeth and rear strut tower brace

Surplus headlight assembly (right) and bumpers (front-right wreck due to collision)

[speed unlimited]

Surplus Alternator on my JDM GA15 engine.

[Jun aka Pekto]

Nope. Dealer-only service (Hyundai, Honda) and original parts only.

[_Cathy_]

Surplus right tail light.

Brand new wouldn't look good because it wouldn't match the older left tail light. I didn't want to buy 2 brand new tail lights as the left one was still good so I opted for surplus.

[likot]

Better get a quality surplus lalo na kung di naman related sa engine rather than getting a cheap replacement.

[vito corleone]

for lancer itlog,
left tail light (same reason with cathy),
auto tranny,
inside door handle cups,

and dohc 4g63t engine. . .i wish hehhe

[CVT]

4K na makina sa Owner Type jeep dati....

2TG na makina for our Toyota Sprinter dati....

10.1K:mop:

[uls]

2 surplus engines and countless parts thru the years

did 2 engine swaps on a lancer -- 4G63T and 4G63

wrecked the turbo engine after 2 years of fun smoking SiRs hehe

threw out the 4G63T and dropped in a non-turbo 4G63

sold the car later

i love 4G63s

[daimengrui]

Yep, when I used to do restorations as a hobby.

[testament11]

Yes I do pero minor parts lang at yun mga mahirap nang hanapin

[zero]

radiator fan motor only (from a 2007 nissan sentra) for my singkit = P400 kasama na kabit.

[baludoy]

yes, i have.

map light, reduction starter, aux fan