{ FS } 2005 Mazda RX8 Part-Out!
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Category: Accessories
Price: $1
Private or Vendor Listing: Private Listing
Part Fits (you may select multiples): Others, Series I, Series II
Location (US State/Canada/Int): FL
Item Condition: Used
im interested if it is still available
also in need of the drivers side oil cooler with both lines intact
Last edited by Twisties; Mar 4, 2012 at 02:47 PM.
Curious if you still have passenger mirror. Also is there a way to replace the plastic under carriage in the front? Right below the engine, i've got no idea what its called. But i hit a dog, and need one. =/ Ship to and prices to 83634 Please and Thank you! Good luck with sells.
Am interested in a "Combined Sensor" which is only present in cars with stability control.
It's located under the center console between the rear seats. Must be treated well after extraction, i.e., do not drop it, etc.
It's located under the center console between the rear seats. Must be treated well after extraction, i.e., do not drop it, etc.
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Do you have the headlight auto-leveling rear sensor? Really all I need is the bracket the sensor attaches to, and the little link arm that attaches the sensor to the suspension arm. If you don't want to part it down that specifically, I'll consider buying the entire sensor assembly if the price is reasonable.
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I think it will only have your car came with HID lights, otherwise you may not have it at all.
If you look behind the back left wheel, there is a thingamabobber attached to the frame and connected to one of the suspension bars. Looks like this without the duct tape:
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Again, all I really need is the bracket that bolts to the frame, and the arm that I've covered with duct tape in the picture. My sensor itself is fine, I think I just hit something, so the bracket got bent and the arm broke. I hacked the bracket roughly back into position and taped it up, and it works again, just looking for a more permanent solution.
If you look behind the back left wheel, there is a thingamabobber attached to the frame and connected to one of the suspension bars. Looks like this without the duct tape:
426817_3572185349729_1425895433_3358027_1078329049_n.jpg?t=1333293484
Again, all I really need is the bracket that bolts to the frame, and the arm that I've covered with duct tape in the picture. My sensor itself is fine, I think I just hit something, so the bracket got bent and the arm broke. I hacked the bracket roughly back into position and taped it up, and it works again, just looking for a more permanent solution.