New to Mazda
Hello there! I just bought a 2000 Mazda Millenia S, and I'm not too familiar with them. I've been a long time Subaru owner. I just have a couple of questions-
What is the best place to get parts online?
Is there anything I should keep an eye out for in my car?
Thanks!
What is the best place to get parts online?
Is there anything I should keep an eye out for in my car?
Thanks!
Hello there! I just bought a 2000 Mazda Millenia S, and I'm not too familiar with them. I've been a long time Subaru owner. I just have a couple of questions-
What is the best place to get parts online?
TascaParts.com
Is there anything I should keep an eye out for in my car?
Thanks!
What is the best place to get parts online?
TascaParts.com
Is there anything I should keep an eye out for in my car?
Thanks!
How many miles? Was there any major (engine and timing belt) repair before you purchased? There are so many things to consider with a used car. If you're not familiar with mazda, better consult a technician. As long as buying parts online is considered,
the auto parts shop is one of the best places to buy OEM and aftermarket Mazda Parts at discount prices.
the auto parts shop is one of the best places to buy OEM and aftermarket Mazda Parts at discount prices.
How many miles? Was there any major (engine and timing belt) repair before you purchased? There are so many things to consider with a used car. If you're not familiar with mazda, better consult a technician. As long as buying parts online is considered,
the auto parts shop is one of the best places to buy OEM and aftermarket Mazda Parts at discount prices.
the auto parts shop is one of the best places to buy OEM and aftermarket Mazda Parts at discount prices.
consulting a "technician" can also be a disaster. there are very few, if any, "technicians" who have even SEEN a 2.3, let alone worked on them. be very careful here, you can end up paying someone a lot of money to learn how to repair a millenia. better you learn how yourself.
and btw, i also own a 2002 outback, 2.5. a timing belt job on a subaru 2.5 is a piece of cake compared to the mazda 2.3.
Last edited by keninn; Jul 4, 2012 at 06:33 PM.
How many miles? Was there any major (engine and timing belt) repair before you purchased? There are so many things to consider with a used car. If you're not familiar with mazda, better consult a technician. As long as buying parts online is considered,
the auto parts shop is one of the best places to buy OEM and aftermarket Mazda Parts at discount prices.
the auto parts shop is one of the best places to buy OEM and aftermarket Mazda Parts at discount prices.
there is NO WAY this place can beat tasca pricing for genuine. i just put in the part number for a power steering hose, and, like all the other wannabes, it does not come up on the website. and, since most of the parts for the 2.3 are ONLY available genuine, i would look elsewhere. additionally, because of the low number of these cars sold in the usa, most likely places like the auto parts shop know NOTHING about this car. at best, they will be confused between the 2.5 and the 2.3, and you will get parts that do NOT interchange.
consulting a "technician" can also be a disaster. there are very few, if any, "technicians" who have even SEEN a 2.3, let alone worked on them. be very careful here, you can end up paying someone a lot of money to learn how to repair a millenia. better you learn how yourself.
and btw, i also own a 2002 outback, 2.5. a timing belt job on a subaru 2.5 is a piece of cake compared to the mazda 2.3.
consulting a "technician" can also be a disaster. there are very few, if any, "technicians" who have even SEEN a 2.3, let alone worked on them. be very careful here, you can end up paying someone a lot of money to learn how to repair a millenia. better you learn how yourself.
and btw, i also own a 2002 outback, 2.5. a timing belt job on a subaru 2.5 is a piece of cake compared to the mazda 2.3.
there is NO WAY this place can beat tasca pricing for genuine. i just put in the part number for a power steering hose, and, like all the other wannabes, it does not come up on the website. and, since most of the parts for the 2.3 are ONLY available genuine, i would look elsewhere. additionally, because of the low number of these cars sold in the usa, most likely places like the auto parts shop know NOTHING about this car. at best, they will be confused between the 2.5 and the 2.3, and you will get parts that do NOT interchange.
consulting a "technician" can also be a disaster. there are very few, if any, "technicians" who have even SEEN a 2.3, let alone worked on them. be very careful here, you can end up paying someone a lot of money to learn how to repair a millenia. better you learn how yourself.
and btw, i also own a 2002 outback, 2.5. a timing belt job on a subaru 2.5 is a piece of cake compared to the mazda 2.3.
consulting a "technician" can also be a disaster. there are very few, if any, "technicians" who have even SEEN a 2.3, let alone worked on them. be very careful here, you can end up paying someone a lot of money to learn how to repair a millenia. better you learn how yourself.
and btw, i also own a 2002 outback, 2.5. a timing belt job on a subaru 2.5 is a piece of cake compared to the mazda 2.3.
If you haven't replaced the head gaskets on that car yet, just get rid of it



