Anybody ever use these guys? I need a new drivers side cat. these guys have a complete Y pipe with cats for $495, is that even possible? Rover OEM units are in the $2000 range.
Partsgeek.com ? $495.00 Y pipe w/ converters?
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Never heard of partsgeek. That is a good price for that part though.
You try them first and give us a review.
You try them first and give us a review.
Roverparts, now you're talk'in. That's a decent price. I did a google search on partsgeek.com looks like a sham outfit, lots of pissed off customers and reasons to avoid them. let's forget I asked and move on. Thank you Robert, I thought I had checked there but I guess not.
I bought a new 130A Bosch Alt from PartsGeek.com last Dec for $226, new product, fast/cheap shipping, and no issues all around with my experience. A+ :bigok:
ptschram
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MUSKYMAN said:tell us how you feel about that alt in 2 years
Why do you say that Thom? I've bought several Bosch alternators from various sources, the only apparent difference is the lack of the Land Rover oval.
It's a Bosch, not a Marelli!
As for the cats, don't you have a local exhaust shop?
Bingo, I got a Catco from Summit a few years ago and had a local shop weld it in. I spent $140 total I believe.ptschram said:
Just found the bad cat yesterday aft. At first I thought it was a blown manifold/pipe gasket until I crawled underneath. I will call Will T. as well as ask the local muffler shop. The D2 has 137K on it so it's a crap shoot, replace just the cat or the whole Y pipe. The whole exhaust is pretty far gone and can't last much longer so I was thinking a new Y pipe, then a cat back unit when the rest goes kablooey.