Importing spare parts

Motoring
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Which is a good reliable website for importing spare parts? Preferably Chinese or Japanese. The parts are for personal use not business. Thanks

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Too many uncertainties. What if you import the wrong part?

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Following with an interest as well, though i have an eye on these guys here http://parts.japanesevehicles.com/

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Hardly will that happen if you know the vehicle model number or part number

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Almost impossible. Car parts are very specific

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Exactly. Very specific. Unless uko na part number, na sijui wiper ya X6 ya uwes iko na part number gani ama utaiangalia wapi.

Model haitakusaidia budah. A fielder 2009 has different lights from a fielder 2005 model, donge?

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Ukiorder they ask you for very specific details. Make, model, year, engine cc etc so ni ngumu ukosee. Example hapa

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@The_Virus I have been toying with ordering from amazon and ebay. Very fair prices, was looking for some headlights buy couldn’t wait. Hawa watu wanasema headlight sijui 70k utapata half that price.

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Ai. Kwani ni gari gani hio? Ebu jaribu hapa you compare the price http://www.autopartswarehouse.com

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I wld also like now if I can get spare parts for a dutsan 260c that’s my dream car.

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www.amayama.com

Register your vehicle by chassis number there. They deliver via EMS SpeedPost.

Get part numbers from online parts catalogues such as

https://www.amayama.com/en/genuine-catalogs

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Locally you can try http://yoka.co.ke especially for used parts

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grogan road. everything there is half of half price. it’s a third of a quarter price as well.

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also try www.rockauto.com. dirt cheap with options.

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