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What to do when the part you need doesn't even have an OEM number?

3 years ago by DominicHillsun to c/cars

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I fucked up the threads on the brake caliper bracket, tried repairing it but didn't go well. Need another one but it doesn't even have an OEM number and I would need to get the whole set which is ridiculous. What should I do?

Part is from rear right brake caliper bracket, Acura Integra GS-R (1998) Coupe

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Tanel 6 points 3 years ago

Junkyard would probably be the easyest route.

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DominicHillsun 3 points 3 years ago

This car is not available in my country at all, it's an import. So I wouldn't find anything

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