Online Mazda parts?

Anyone know a good online source for Mazda parts?

Some of the weirder OEM stuff that RockAuto (and others) won't have- like control modules, etc.

Mazdatrix for RX7s.

There is also a good dealer that I get my "hard to get" parts from:

http://www.jimellismazdaparts.com/

I have bought soem internal trans parts from them that I couldn't get anywhere else. They shipped that day and I had them within 2 days.

Rob R.

Mazdaspeed?

I'd be surprised if you could find control modules for anything over ten-twelve years old. Mazda seems to have adopted the Ford policy of increasing the price of old stock 20% or so every year until they stop selling any because who would pay $120 for a pipe thread fitting (really!), then they scrap all the old stock. Probably taking a huge tax deduction on the inflated loss as well.

Should have mentioned... I'm not looking for performance parts. Standard stuff.

2005 MPV van.

Mazdaspeed Motorsports has always come through for me.

SVreX wrote: Should have mentioned... I'm not looking for performance parts. Standard stuff. 2005 MPV van.

You can buy everything but interior trim panels through Mazdaspeed, but IIRC you may only buy it for the vehicle you have signed up with.

edit: Mazdaspeed only lists parts for the 3, 6, RX-8, and Miata for 2005. So no go there, even if you do autocross it a couple times a year to qualify for membership.

I've used these two for my Miata and pretty sure they carry MPV stuff too

http://onlinemazdaparts.com/

http://parts.arlingtonmazda.com/

+1 for Arlington/Finish Line.

I just use my local dealer now.

Get it in the same amount of time and I've now purchased enough stuff there I get the 25% off wholesale discount.

z31maniac wrote: I just use my local dealer now.

Closest dealer is 2 hours away.

I don't need to make a 4 hour round trip for a $25 part.

SVreX wrote:

z31maniac wrote: I just use my local dealer now.

Closest dealer is 2 hours away. I don't need to make a 4 hour round trip for a $25 part.

I keep forgetting you live in no-mans land.

Arlington mazda has good prices.

I used Ray Price Mazda for an internet purchase before. Talk to Ray Crowe, he knows his stuff.

SVreX wrote: Should have mentioned... I'm not looking for performance parts. Standard stuff. 2005 MPV van.

My 2003 MPV is getting into the "needy" stage and I've been wondering this too. Thanks for the links. I ordered a fan control module and driver's window motor from Autohausaz.com. The fan module was a genuine Mazda part and the window motor was the same thing I could have gotten from my local Advance but it was cheaper, even with shipping. I've used them for stock VW and honda parts too.

Swank Force One wrote: +1 for Arlington/Finish Line.

I've used these guys a few times with good luck.

z31maniac wrote:

SVreX wrote:

z31maniac wrote: I just use my local dealer now.

Closest dealer is 2 hours away. I don't need to make a 4 hour round trip for a $25 part.

I keep forgetting you live in no-mans land.

Yeah, that's my core problem.

I now keep 9 daily drivers on the road, with 1.8 million miles on them combined. They AVERAGE 224K, and we put 1000 miles per week on half of them.

Basic maintenance on 9 high mileage vehicles really adds up. I do everything I can, and buy as many parts as I can online.

I tried Arlington. Site worked well. I'll keep you posted.

I've used both Arlington and Jim Ellis. Both worked fine and I got the stuff I ordered.

I've had good luck with these guys in North Carolina. They beat my local dealer by a mile. Mazdaspeed3 front rotors $125 local dealer, $66 from OEDiscount parts.

http://www.oediscountparts.com/

^^ That's Skyland Mazda, etc in Asheville. Based on what you posted, maybe I don't have to shop online.