Least inexpensive vendor for replacement sensors?
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soobrdad02
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Least inexpensive vendor for replacement sensors?
Looking at codes for my IACV and my knock sensor, and I was hoping for opinions/past experiences with vendors(other than the local stealership!) for pricing/service. Thanks!
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Re: Least inexpensive vendor for replacement sensors?
Rockauto.com or drivewire sell replacement sensors for a bit of a discount. I have had good experiences wih their customer service while trying to find the right cv axle for my 87 GL-10. Check em out
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Re: Least inexpensive vendor for replacement sensors?
About $65 for the knock sensor from Carquest. IACV is a killer though.
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entirelyturbo
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Re: Least inexpensive vendor for replacement sensors?
Least INexpensive? The dealer, of course! 
Re: Least inexpensive vendor for replacement sensors?
subarugenuineparts.com
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kimokalihi
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Re: Least inexpensive vendor for replacement sensors?
1stsubaruparts usually has better prices than subarugenuine parts. I have cross referenced numerous parts between the two and 1stsubaruparts pretty much always beats them. Although I think the minimum shipping charge is cheaper on subarugenuineparts.com but that's hardly worth it unless you're ordering something cheap.
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Re: Least inexpensive vendor for replacement sensors?
I usually just go to the dealer, which is subarugenuineparts.com, but I go in person(renton dealer sucks). If it's something that doesn't have to be great quality I go to Autozone and get a recognizable brand. I haven't found anyone that sells parts much cheaper than those places.