Saving Hundreds of Dollars buying OEM Porsche Parts

I show you how to save Hundreds even thousands of Dollars buying OEM Porsche Parts online. This method works for all German made Vehicles.
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[@Bob_Lee]

People like you deserve a special place in heaven. Thank you so much. Just bought a 2015 4S in white. 42k miles.

[@mikeshorsepowergarage7577]

Congratulations! Thank you for the kind words. Just hoping to get in. Thanks for watching!

[@Bob_Lee]

@@mikeshorsepowergarage7577Question, transmission oil and pdk clutch oil are 2 separate services right?

[@mikeshorsepowergarage7577]

They are one in the same. PDK is the transmission which has a dual clutch system

[@jackrobinson5996]

You are a fantastic resource. Your video site has convinced me to go ahead an buy a 2010-11 Porsche Turbo. Please continue. Many thanks.

[@EdgeTraderFX]

you save more cash upfront but you will actually pay more in the long run buying online. I have 5 year warranty and free replacement on new parts through the dealership.

[@YogisGarage]

Great, informative video. When I rebuilt my Audi I experienced the same thing with dealers selling parts via a different website. Prices are great but good luck getting someone on the phone to discuss pricing with you. What you see is what you get.

[@marcwoodward8056]

Another great video Mike! I use the same strategy when pricing out parts for various projects/maintenance on my BMWs & Porsche. I recently rebuild my transmission & replaced all the suspension parts on my 5 series. After comparing prices I bought everything from FCP. Their price was the best & you can't beat their lifetime warranty! I'm getting ready to replace all the suspension components on my 05 987 Boxster S and have a couple comparison carts setup at ECS & FCP. I wasn't aware of the other Porsche parts sellers you showed in the video but I'm definitely going to check them out to see if I can find a better deal! By the way, Zimmerman are OEM BMW rotors. The gray coating keeps them from rusting. I put them on my 5 a couple years ago & they were exactly like the originals I replaced. I also installed Textar pads which are also OEM. Very little wear & excellent heat dissipation. I work in the Chicago suburbs & good breaking is a must while driving here in rush hour traffic with our ever changing weather! One last point on your mention of spark plugs. After I bought my Boxster a few years ago the first thing I did was replace all the maintenance items since it did not have any service history. I bought the Bosch OEM plugs down the street at my local AutoZone for $6 a piece. The car has run great ever since & has exceptional power & acceleration. Keep evangelizing the cost savings of purchasing OEM parts & doing the work yourself! It really does help people to be less fearful of owning a car from one of Germany's finest manufacturers.

[@Pinnaclesuccessgroup]

I got a set of Hawk pads for the front and back. About half the price of standard Porsche pads. Have had them on about 2 years, great performance, no squeaking. Bought from Advance Auto...real performance.

[@brettmills2470]

Smart man, don’t get caught up in the brand name, get caught up in the actual manufacturer! 🎉

[@420BudNuggets]

Thank you! Starting to look for a cayman 987.2 pdk! This will definitely help me afford it 😂😂

[@gabrielagomez3958]

Thank you brotha you got a new subscriber, I love the panamera keep it up brotha 👏🏼👏🏼

[@sebastianarenram4235]

Really great video! In the market for a used Panamera and this definitely makes the decision easier to make.

[@fathertim1]

lots of great info...thank you, I'm looking into buying a Panamera and would like to be able to save some cash by buying the parts on my own. thanks again

[@RonNehring]

Super video, Mike. I’ve used outside parts suppliers for my Porsches for years, but with less precision than you describe in this video. Good stuff! I’m planning to add a Panamera to my garage in the weeks ahead. I almost bought one last year but opted for a BMW 640 instead. Now I’m circling back to add the Panamera, a 2014/15/16 970.2. I see you’re in Santee - a great launching point for driving out on the back roads of East County!

[@mikeshorsepowergarage7577]

Hope you find the right one. Thanks for watching!

[@jariyalora1439]

Ty gor this video just bought a porsche panamera s 2011 and now i know what to do chnage everything brakes to fuel pump

[@5litreho]

I've subbed your channel. Your videos are worth their weight in gold !! As a recent proud owner of a 2015 Panamera Turbo S with factory Carbon Ceramic brakes, I'll be looking for deals on parts 👍

[@mikeshorsepowergarage7577]

Thanks for Watching!

[@MrRiveraprimo]

You are great! thank you for saving us money

[@mikeshorsepowergarage7577]

Thank you for Watching!

[@traceywschnebly450]

Thanks for the great information.

[@mikeshorsepowergarage7577]

Thanks for Watching!

[@MrJigga416]

Great video Mike!. Thank you so much for posting

[@mikeshorsepowergarage7577]

You're Welcome. Thanks for Watching!

[@mteezy12345]

This is incredibly helpful, thank you!

[@DjAssassin98]

Thank you for the information, do you know of a website that I can use for Japanese car parts?

[@420BudNuggets]

Guns and Porsche.. fuck I love it 😍

[@charlieryan1736]

Thanks for another helpful video 👍

[@elitephans4801]

What about air suspensions?

[@davidanthony6776]

Any suggestions on headlight assembly 2010 panamera 4s

[@sleevenick]

Thank you greatly appreciate the information and knowledge 👍

[@mikeshorsepowergarage7577]

Thanks for watching!

[@mikinos822]

You’re the man!

[@mikeshorsepowergarage7577]

Thanks for Watching!

[@elsuarze7]

at pelican parts have great deals in parts

[@mikeshorsepowergarage7577]

They have very many parts for the Panamera.

[@YouTubeJunkie2023]

Thank you - you have a new subscriber!

[@YouTubeJunkie2023]

My front shocks are leaking on my Panny. The dealership quoted me 8K CAN. That’s after my compressor seized. I plan to replace everything myself.

[@aalmaskri]

thank you very much. highly appreciated .

[@mikeshorsepowergarage7577]

Thanks for watching!

[@andreperkins508]

Thank You Sir!

[@novice1416]

Have you checked RockAuto.com to see if they have matching parts with part numbers? Thank you for the content.

[@mikeshorsepowergarage7577]

Rockauto charges shipping. Makes everything too expensive!

[@e.rsmith4494]

Very informative, just subscribe 👍

[@kingludan8081]

Great job thank you sir!!!

[@mikeshorsepowergarage7577]

Thanks for watching

[@maciejol1482]

thanks for sharing !

[@SiemReap2012]

Many thanks sir !!!!

[@mikeshorsepowergarage7577]

Thanks for watching

[@1bkutube]

Hey Mike, what lifts are you using for oil changes? I'm getting ready to start doing my own work on my 970s. thanks

[@mikeshorsepowergarage7577]

The plastic ones from Walmart

[@Chovjet]

Hi, Mike my name is Michael. I just became a new Porches Panamera family. I own a 2012 Porches Panamera S Hybrid. I look into the link you listed and I can’t find anything under a thousand please helps. By the way does the Sebro rotors supposed to be the difference thickness of 330mm and 350mm for the rear? Thank you

[@mikeshorsepowergarage7577]

I just checked www.fcpeuro.com and they have a kit that includes everything you will need to change Front & Rear brakes for $1132. They have the individual parts as well. The front rotors are 360mm and the rears are 330mm. Good luck and Thanks for Watching!

[@Chovjet]

@@mikeshorsepowergarage7577 thank you mike. I wonder why the rear rotors has the different thickness for the Sebro rotors?

[@Chovjet]

Thank you Mike I had learned so much from you

[@MrNanah38]

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[@mikeshorsepowergarage7577]

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