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Old 10-12-06, 02:42 AM
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Searching for a clip/fastener

Ok, this may be pointless, but I am desperatly searching for this one tiny clip. It is the tiny white round one that goes on that bar that raises\lowers the headlights on my 88. I have tried so many different workarounds but to no avail. I have to keep my drivers side light zip tied to the rad support I'm just looking for maybe some obscure website or something that i could find it at.
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Please show a picture of what you are talking about.
Old 10-12-06, 02:05 PM
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Sorry if it's hard to see, but I dont have a digital camera anymore. I'll try to find another.
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Just replace the whole rod. The new rod (or junkyard one if you are cheap) comes with the bushing that you want.
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Yea I was just going to see if I could find that part at a junk yard.

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Yea I know, but I can't find anyone local who has em', and the only junkyard with an RX7 within 50 miles was already raped for parts. I found that rod in the car, but it only has the one clip... Anywhere online that has em? I saw one on ebay a while ago, but it's long gone.
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I will keep an eye out the next time I am in the junkyard.

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Originally Posted by Hazard15301
exactly... they are only a $20 part... just buy a new one
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Mazda does not sell the bushing seperately.
You need to buy the whole rod.
I had to replace one of mine. :P


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i've got that rod in my hand if you want it

has both bushing and they look to be in good shape

helps to have a parts car or two

lemme know
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