Genuine parts suppliers - who do you recommend

mark stansfield · Dec 29, 2016

Hi,

I am wanting to buy genuine parts - this time Filter kit for my L322 GM transmission.

I looked at -http://www.land-rover-parts-shop.com/en/ui/basket.php cost -73.42
and
http://www.lrspareparts.com/eshop/s...et-gm-5-sp-auto-box-l322-m57-3-0l-diesel.html
cost 35.78

Who do you recommend. Which companies deserve our custom?

All the best

Mark

neilly · Dec 29, 2016

I tend to use LRdirect if I am looking to choose a supplier.

Cheers

mark stansfield · Dec 29, 2016

neilly said:
I tend to use LRdirect if I am looking to choose a supplier.

Cheers

Thanks - site looks good and three products came up with manufacture details

ONE LIFE LIVE IT. D90 · Dec 30, 2016

Brit car for me

flat · Dec 30, 2016

neilly said:
I tend to use LRdirect if I am looking to choose a supplier.

Cheers

+1for these guys, never had an issuse

Brown · Dec 30, 2016

The thing I like about LR Direct is that for many parts they offer a choice of brands, so you can avoid Britpart.

mark stansfield · Dec 31, 2016

Thanks for feed back I am going to try LR Direct.
Going to post another question regarding parts manaul

Marmaduke · Dec 31, 2016

Just find the part number and put a G on the end then you can shop around

payydg · Dec 31, 2016

+ 1 for LRdirect. Gives you the option.

bluedog333 · Dec 31, 2016

LRDirect are great, bit pricey p&p if you're only after something small, worth buying other bits together.

Brown · Jan 1, 2017

mark stansfield said:
Thanks for feed back I am going to try LR Direct.
Going to post another question regarding parts manaul

Yes, the parts book is well worth getting. It even has its own part number - no STC9021CC (for 1987-2006 models). The exploded diagrams are great, and even more useful than the workshop manual because you can see what order things go in - spacers, washers, shims, nuts etc. The pictures are a bit small for someone of my advanced years so I've got one of those flat page magnifiers in there which also acts as a bookmark.

wammers · Jan 1, 2017

Brown said:
Yes, the parts book is well worth getting. It even has its own part number - no STC9021CC (for 1987-2006 models). The exploded diagrams are great, and even more useful than the workshop manual because you can see what order things go in - spacers, washers, shims, nuts etc. The pictures are a bit small for someone of my advanced years so I've got one of those flat page magnifiers in there which also acts as a bookmark.

Great if you have a Defender but not a lot of help to the OP. Try http://lrparts.ru/engl/

Brown · Jan 1, 2017

Well, mutatis mutandis. There's something for everyone.

norseman · Jan 1, 2017

Brown said:
Well, mutatis mutandis. There's something for everyone.

Unless you run a RRC (which I appreciate the OP doesn't) very poor selection at LRD

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