Mazda Dealer Parts Prices
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Mazda Dealer Parts Prices
Didn't feel like doing work thru lunch.
Prices from a reputable Mazda dealer website:
Automatic Transmission: $4142
Steering wheel: $1162
All new T/C heat shields: $319
Rear section of y-pipe: $391
ACV: $545
Airbox: $369
Airbox Inlet Duct: $86
Main Catalytic Converter: $1418
Pre-Cat: $1279
Exhaust Manifold: $710
Air Pump: $980
Turbochargers: $3954
God bless the F/S forum!!
Dave
Prices from a reputable Mazda dealer website:
Automatic Transmission: $4142
Steering wheel: $1162
All new T/C heat shields: $319
Rear section of y-pipe: $391
ACV: $545
Airbox: $369
Airbox Inlet Duct: $86
Main Catalytic Converter: $1418
Pre-Cat: $1279
Exhaust Manifold: $710
Air Pump: $980
Turbochargers: $3954
God bless the F/S forum!!
Dave
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Sign up w/Mazdacomp and cut those prices in half.
Turbos were $1984 or so about 1 yr ago.
OR
Call Ray Crowe at Malloy Mazda, he'll get close to Mazdacomp.
I think it is f#$%King unbelievable that the dealer needs to make $2,000 for selling something like the turbos. The Parts and Service department of dealerships is the gravy $$, they don't make much on new cars, but they do make some good $$ on used.
Turbos were $1984 or so about 1 yr ago.
OR
Call Ray Crowe at Malloy Mazda, he'll get close to Mazdacomp.
I think it is f#$%King unbelievable that the dealer needs to make $2,000 for selling something like the turbos. The Parts and Service department of dealerships is the gravy $$, they don't make much on new cars, but they do make some good $$ on used.
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Originally Posted by dgeesaman
Didn't feel like doing work thru lunch.
Prices from a reputable Mazda dealer website:
Automatic Transmission: $4142
Main Catalytic Converter: $1418
Pre-Cat: $1279
Air Pump: $980
Dave
Prices from a reputable Mazda dealer website:
Automatic Transmission: $4142
Main Catalytic Converter: $1418
Pre-Cat: $1279
Air Pump: $980
Dave
To all those, damn! Those things are worth ****!
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I went to one of the local Mazda dealerships last week to buy some spark plugs. Surprisingly, they had them in stock... and then they tried to sell them to me for $27 each!! I just drove down the street to a Napa parts store and bought them for $8 each.
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Originally Posted by jsplit
Hah, imagine the cost if you tried to piece build an FD from a mazda dealer, that would be like ferrari scale pricing.
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Originally Posted by jimlab
You should see my parts receipts.
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Originally Posted by jsplit
Hah, imagine the cost if you tried to piece build an FD from a mazda dealer, that would be like ferrari scale pricing.
I really don't understand the gouging that Mazda dealers indulge in though. I had to walk out of a local dealer a few months ago because they refused to sell me a part for MSRP - they wanted 2x MSRP and would not budge. I have never seen or heard of this happening with other manufacturers. Most dealers will charge MSRP at worst, with the parts generally being available online or from bulk dealers for 20% or so less. The difference between Malloy and my local Mazda dealers can be 2-3x. Mazda parts prices are absurd enough to begin with.
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I agree that Ray at Malloy has great prices. The problem I've had this week is that I've left messages (3) times and e-mailed him to get prices/place an order and have yet to hear from him. The price of being well known ....
Anyone ever use Trussellville (sp?) Mazda?
Anyone ever use Trussellville (sp?) Mazda?
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Here's another good price, althought not nearly as bad as some of the ones mentioned here...
New trunk mat was $312 for me about 3 years ago. Bought it before I knew about Malloy, or the forum.
I have to admit though, nothing beats the looks of a brand new OEM part.
New trunk mat was $312 for me about 3 years ago. Bought it before I knew about Malloy, or the forum.
I have to admit though, nothing beats the looks of a brand new OEM part.
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Originally Posted by technomentor
I agree that Ray at Malloy has great prices. The problem I've had this week is that I've left messages (3) times and e-mailed him to get prices/place an order and have yet to hear from him. The price of being well known ....
Anyone ever use Trussellville (sp?) Mazda?
Anyone ever use Trussellville (sp?) Mazda?
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Originally Posted by technomentor
I agree that Ray at Malloy has great prices. The problem I've had this week is that I've left messages (3) times and e-mailed him to get prices/place an order and have yet to hear from him. The price of being well known
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Originally Posted by adam c
Really?? How much are they?
The last time I checked, the strut tower brace listed for over $900. For a simple piece of metal !!
The last time I checked, the strut tower brace listed for over $900. For a simple piece of metal !!
Also lets not foget the notorious price RAPEFEST for the stock foglight switch. Until '03, it was $70, then all of a sudden, it jumped to $90. I think it has passed the $100 mark now...
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Originally Posted by FDNewbie
On 9/23/03, the passenger door interior panel was $1067.65 (as per the insurance company). It has obviously gone up since then, as others have mentioned.
Also lets not foget the notorious price RAPEFEST for the stock foglight switch. Until '03, it was $70, then all of a sudden, it jumped to $90. I think it has passed the $100 mark now...
Also lets not foget the notorious price RAPEFEST for the stock foglight switch. Until '03, it was $70, then all of a sudden, it jumped to $90. I think it has passed the $100 mark now...
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Originally Posted by Cgotto6
Just bought the two oil metering pump lines that connect to the oil injectors from a local mazda dealership. Set me back $80.xx! Thats just ridiculous for some hard plastic lines and a few metal connections.