Self-explanatory title. I was in a slight accident, you know the slight "rip-your-bumper-off-shatter-your-headlights-holy-****-this-thing-should-be-totaled" kind of accident. Well, anywho, i removed those little sockets that hold your turn signals, off of the connectors that run into the turn signal wires and I misplaced them. I have had a B*TCH of a time finding them online and i was wondering if anyone here has any idea where i can get them without having to pay those "hold my credit card in my mouth and take it in the *** with no lube" prices that the stealership loves to charge. lol. Oh, and while I'm here, does anyone know what the hell the plastic piece under the front bumper is called? And the plastic piece that goes around your hood latch, right on top of your radiator support? I lost those in the accident as well. F*cking guardrails, always moving in front of my car...

 

i think you are talking about the turn signal light sockets, that the bulb actually plugs into? try junkyards, if it fits in your pocket its free, lol. but seriously they wont cost you that much, and for the plastic piece under the bumper that would be your splashguard, also may be able to find that in a junkyard.

 

no sir, i have no idea where to get the stuff you need. but i do understand how guardrails jump in front of you. i have a problem with curbs. that and your analogies were hilarious

 

http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com is where I go to get parts. I calculated it a year or so ago and they are 30% off the dealer's price and its 100% OEM stuff, Majestic Honda in Maine that sells parts online. you can find what you need there ......that is if you cant find it cheaper somewhere else.

when i did my timing belt, i bought all my stuff from that online honda dealer

 

You guys kick some serious a*s! I think i should probably just ask questions instead of googling till the fingers bleed...i swear to god, man. I'm going to promote a cleansing of all mobile guardrails...and make it illegal to drive drunk, downhill, on icy roads. oh wait...

 

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I really hope you didn't hurt anyone.

 

I'd say junk yard for the light bulb sockets definitley. And if you have a good Honda dealer near you, you can go to http://www.slhondaparts.com (a cali dealer that sells parts online for a discount) and print out the pages with the parts and PART NUMBERS you're buying and see if your local dealer will give you any kind of a price match, or at least some kind of a discount. Mine does. I also buy like 23426234 parts there a year. Worth a shot. You'll definitely get your parts faster that way.

Oh yeah, and I don't know why this was bugging me it but it was...
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Majestic Honda is in Rhode Island. Small, unimportant fact, but now it's correct.

Good luck, drive more carefully next time.

 

ya man 10 mm socket + ratchet + junkyard=your free part haha jk

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by lechuza05 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I'd say junk yard for the light bulb sockets definitley. And if you have a good Honda dealer near you, you can go to http://www.slhondaparts.com (a cali dealer that sells parts online for a discount) and print out the pages with the parts and PART NUMBERS you're buying and see if your local dealer will give you any kind of a price match, or at least some kind of a discount. Mine does. I also buy like 23426234 parts there a year. Worth a shot. You'll definitely get your parts faster that way.

Oh yeah, and I don't know why this was bugging me it but it was...

Majestic Honda is in Rhode Island. Small, unimportant fact, but now it's correct.

Good luck, drive more carefully next time.</TD></TR></TABLE>

Sorry i looked back and saw the place I orderd my oxygen sensor is in maine