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I always start with RockAuto, especially since they list aftermarket and OEM typically. And if they don't have it, if it's OEM, then just search the part number online and see what OEM vendor has the best deal with shipping. Usually for me it's Mopar Parts Giant, BAM Wholesale, or something. Also, keep in mind a bunch of the online OEM vendors also sell on eBay and occasionally the part's cheaper on there with the shipping versus their website.
 
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I always start with RockAuto, especially since they list aftermarket and OEM typically. And if they don't have it, if it's OEM, then just search the part number online and see what OEM vendor has the best deal with shipping. Usually for me it's Mopar Parts Giant, BAM Wholesale, or something. Also, keep in mind a bunch of the online OEM vendors also sell on eBay and occasionally the part's cheaper on there with the shipping versus their website.
Thank you. I've looked at the ones you've mentioned. Figured I'd get some input from those of you that have used online for the good and the bad places. Thanks
 
I buy OEM Mopar parts on ebay a lot.

You just need the part number + put it in the search bar.

I haven't been burned yet. If it ever does happen Ebay typically sides with the buyer so I'm not that concerned about getting a dud + needing to return.
 
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I buy OEM Mopar parts on ebay a lot.

You just need the part number + put it in the search bar.

I haven't been burned yet. If it ever does happen Ebay typically sides with the buyer so I'm not that concerned about getting a dud + needing to return.
Thanks. Got it at the dealer. Negotiated the price down 20%. Fair price.
I buy OEM Mopar parts on ebay a lot.

You just need the part number + put it in the search bar.

I haven't been burned yet. If it ever does happen Ebay typically sides with the buyer so I'm not that concerned about getting a dud + needing to return.
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