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Old 07 November 2005, 01:03 PM
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Default Chassis number needed to order parts - please help!

Not sure if anyone can help out here as it's a bit of a strange request!

Following on from my recent thread about the *** on Ebay that didn't include various parts that he should have with my calipers I've got a problem with getting the right bits that I need.


I've bought 4 pot calipers for my Legacy and I have all the bits needed now including discs/pads/hoses etc except for the pins, springs & antirattle clips that keep the pads held in place.

I rang the local scoob dealer to find out the cost of getting these bits from them and the woman there says she can see a picture of the parts but cannot get more info without a chassis number of a suitable car that the calipers could have come from.
Mine is no use as it's an 89 import legacy so what I need to be able to get these bits is the chassis number from a uk impreza that had the same kind of four pot calipers as standard (dark grey ones with subaru written in pale writing down the side). 99 onwards I think?

If anyone can help and 'lend' me their number so she can look these up properly I'd be really grateful!!!

Thanks
Jim
Old 07 November 2005, 01:12 PM
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Take a look on ebay. Someone should include the chassis number of the car they are selling.lso check the below link:
http://www.ravensblade.com/car/parts/parts.html
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The dealer should be able to use one of the chassis numbers from one of the cars on their forecourt, assuming they have a MY99/00.

Alternatively you could look up the part numbers.

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Old 07 November 2005, 02:11 PM
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Old 07 November 2005, 05:52 PM
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Originally Posted by paulpalmer
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Cheers chaps. Found the number for the pins on the link above (cheers!) but can't find other ones.
They don't seem overly enthusiastic at the dealer so I suspect they won't be too quick to rush out and use their own car's numbers for a few cheap bits. Might try a breaker maybe next.

The d1ckhead I bought them from is just giving me attitude now saying he has no idea what bits I'm on about (despite me sending him a photo! He must be the village idiot). When I find out what these bits cost me I'll complain to paypal and see if I can recoup the difference. Don't care if it's not much it's the point of it.
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