vmax2000cc
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Just incase anyone is in this situation please search part PAT4513356
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Much appreciated, can you message me a form of contact?
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The picture you see the black circle with the three screws that attach to the headlight to keep the bulb in place. The picture shown is on the drivers side, the passenger side does not have it.
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Just been informed my Supra cannot pass it's MOT without the following part shown in the picture the circular grommet with the three screws. Current one is missing on the passenger side. If anyone knows anyone selling one then please let me know as I'm having difficulty finding one. Many thanks
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Will any of the lexus or toyota cars like GS300 IS300 etc have the same size fitment for a N/A? Many thanks.
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Thank you for clearing that up.
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Forgive me for being thick, but I were told there are two types of plugs for these cars, circle plug or oblong?
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Many thanks for that, Use a image hosting website for here?
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Been offered one my main concern is the plug fitmemt as I am aware there are two types? Thought maybe being Jspec it might be different.
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Hoping the knowledge of the Supra gods can answer this. Would a 27060-46300 alternator be a direct fit to a J Spec N/A (including plug fitmemt) and if not, what would I need to do to get it to fit? Many thanks.
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This should be the first thing you learn about a Supra
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What are people smoking these days or are prices rising?
vmax2000cc replied to SupraLEDrears's topic in Supra Chat
No idea why many keep putting the N/A down all the time especially on prices, a simple turbo kit or swap can match a regular turbo at ease and will become just as desirable. The UK is pretty much the cheapest place to still buy a Supra, go elsewhere and "even an n/a" will be much much more. -
Not sure if this is the right place but chatting about Supras... I know the usual being eBay etc but does anyone know a good place to find parts particularly OEM or decent aftermarket? Debating about even going the USA route if required. Thanks.
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Two kids and two jobs have forced it into storage. Car runs well but the voltage is 10 running 9 when lights are on someone also saying the bus fuse might be worth a look too.
