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Hi there:

I want to buy a V35 Coupe door lock actuator (RHS, Part number 80500-AM81A), and am wondering which JDM parts website (apart from eBay) can I buy it from. I've searched the forum as well as in google, but cannot find any.

Appreciate your time and help.

Andy

I buy lots of parts from www.japanparts.com for my v35, never had any problems. If they don't have what you want you can also email them and they will source it for you.

I just had a peek and they have this: Nissan: 80550M/ 80551M ACTUATOR AUTO DOOR LOCK FRONT.

They got pics so see if it's what you need. Hope that helps.

http://www.infinitipartsusa.com/splash/index.cfm?siteid=55

I bought cooling fans and supporting hardware from here, actually phoned up and spoke to a rep. He organised payment through a paypal link and my parts came within 3 business days!

Edited by TUFF_350

Also sewell (email [email protected]) and g35parts (http://www.g35parts.com/Infiniti-G35-Coupe-Parts-s/1.htm )

I've used both. Josh at Sewell in particular was extremely helpful.

I can probably help there. failing that FTG nissan speak import quite well.

<br class="Apple-interchange-newline">Ferntree Gully Nissan? I've just sent them an email enquiry.

I buy lots of parts from www.japanparts.com for my v35, never had any problems. If they don't have what you want you can also email them and they will source it for you.

I just had a peek and they have this: Nissan: 80550M/ 80551M ACTUATOR AUTO DOOR LOCK FRONT.

They got pics so see if it's what you need. Hope that helps.

Thank you for your help. Will have a look now.

http://www.infinitip...x.cfm?siteid=55

I bought cooling fans and supporting hardware from here, actually phoned up and spoke to a rep. He organised payment through a paypal link and my parts came within 3 business days!

They do have a lot of parts that I'm interested! For example the infiniti emblem kit. And they do have the door lock actuator!!!!

Thank you so much!!!

Also sewell (email [email protected]) and g35parts (http://www.g35parts....e-Parts-s/1.htm )

I've used both. Josh at Sewell in particular was extremely helpful.

I've added them to my bookmarks. Thank you.

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