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Originally Posted by SD Blue
From past postings, there have been several folks mention other parts sources available for the northern neighbors. If you do a search for "Canada" and "parts sources", there are a few U.S. aftermarket parts suppliers but for brake parts, and similar maintenance parts, it would probably be easier, quicker and less expensive to use your home-based parts suppliers.
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No one can get them locally, aside from the dealer.
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Originally Posted by Icefire
I use http://www.autopartsonlinecanada.com/, They are never priced like mercedeshsop (meaning they are higher), but our choices are limited, I have placed 7 orders with them and not one has ever been screwed up. |
Yeah I use them A LOT... especially when I'm in a pinch. With larger orders though, I find it cheaper to buy from the US and pay the shipping + duty.
With this particular part, they simply don't have it in stock, otherwise it would be a no-brainer.
FWIW, always dbl check your order from them: twice I have paid in full, but when the box arrives found that an item is "backordered". You have to call and get them to refund. They do it without hesitation, but you do have to be vigilante to make sure very single item was shipped.
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Originally Posted by KarTek
Jake,
I still need to get your reaming tool back to you. If a certain set of calipers were shipped to me, I could turn it around to you and throw the reamer in the box too...  I'm kind of kidding but I would do it if it the resulting extra shipping didn't negate the extra value of buying from M-shop... |
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It's just the caliper seal kit, wouldn't even weigh an ounce.