Item Manufacturer Part no
Track rod end QH QR2382S
Wheel Bearing Trupart TBK661
Quintin Hazel part number QWB661
Timkin JRM3938A
Front green stuff pads EBC DP2197/2
Rear green stuff pads EBC DP2885
Pagids Fronts:: PGD-E1587-RS42
Pagids Rears:: PGD-E1682-RS42
Pagids Fronts::E1587-140-10-RS14
Pagids Rears:: E1682-140-10-RS14
Lambda sensor FuelParts LB1014
Ball Joints
Quintin Hazel part number QSJ883s
More to come
Elise Part numbers
might be worth having this posted ?
http://62.73.160.224/acatalog/Christoph ... e_155.html
parts book
cheap windscreens
http://www.heatedwindscreen.com/acatalog/Elise.html
http://62.73.160.224/acatalog/Christoph ... e_155.html
parts book
cheap windscreens
http://www.heatedwindscreen.com/acatalog/Elise.html
Heater Matrix
Apparently no longer available from KL directly, you have to buy it from eliseparts.com now, and surprise surprise the price has jumped from about £70 when KL sold it to £106 + P&P from Elise Parts. Of course still cheaper than buying from a dealership which will charge around £150 apparently.Stephen wrote:The Elise heater matrix is a one off and can be purchased from
KL Automotive Products Ltd
Address, Denby Works, Ripley DE5 8JH.
Telephone, 01773 740255
I have just bought and fitted a heater matrix from eBay seller 'demisterman' described as 'Lotus Elise 95-00 & TX2 taxi car heater matrix'. It's the exact same dimensions but seems MUCH better made! The OE matrix seems to fail in a good many/all(?) Elises so at £48 this alternative seems well worth the risk.
Sorry, no part numbers but hopefully this info is useful. Mods feel free to move / delete.
Cheers
S1 50th Ann.
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Re: Elise Part numbers
Elise S1 B&C 140 - long time ago now
Re: Elise Part numbers
You have to be slightly careful posting all sorts of replacement numbers.
Wheel bearings for S1 for instance, the (cheap) replacements might fit the car, but how long will they last? I know the TImken bearing which is on the car as standard is not a straight forward jobby. In fact, the bearing is a known problem area.
Ball joints are more or less same story, we've thrown quite a few away because they simply were not right and the supplier thought they were perfect. We now ended up having a special partnumber and the guarantee that we'll always receive the same part. If it's not, it's returned. Now, that doesn't make them cheaper, but hey... you want to drive a million dollar looking car for ten pennies?
I'm not saying you should spend zillions on spare parts or should only buy original Lotus or so, but you really have to be careful. If you end up buying eight ball joints and have to throw four away because you pressed them in and found them no good after all, you're not a happy bunny.
Specifically with the Ball Joints, the companies who deliver the spares are not manufacturing them anymore. They simply buy 'a spec' from some big specbook. This spec is pretty wide, so you will find ball joints which will slide in the wishbone like a glove and you will find some which will strip the thread off the bolts of the tool as they are slightly too big. Then the ball doesn't move properly, so the car doesn't steer properly anymore etc. etc.
I understand you'd want to keep things low cost, but I can't imagine you want to end up with a bad suspension set up because of it..
Wheel bearings for S1 for instance, the (cheap) replacements might fit the car, but how long will they last? I know the TImken bearing which is on the car as standard is not a straight forward jobby. In fact, the bearing is a known problem area.
Ball joints are more or less same story, we've thrown quite a few away because they simply were not right and the supplier thought they were perfect. We now ended up having a special partnumber and the guarantee that we'll always receive the same part. If it's not, it's returned. Now, that doesn't make them cheaper, but hey... you want to drive a million dollar looking car for ten pennies?
I'm not saying you should spend zillions on spare parts or should only buy original Lotus or so, but you really have to be careful. If you end up buying eight ball joints and have to throw four away because you pressed them in and found them no good after all, you're not a happy bunny.
Specifically with the Ball Joints, the companies who deliver the spares are not manufacturing them anymore. They simply buy 'a spec' from some big specbook. This spec is pretty wide, so you will find ball joints which will slide in the wishbone like a glove and you will find some which will strip the thread off the bolts of the tool as they are slightly too big. Then the ball doesn't move properly, so the car doesn't steer properly anymore etc. etc.
I understand you'd want to keep things low cost, but I can't imagine you want to end up with a bad suspension set up because of it..
Re: Elise Part numbers
Yvo,
What is your new balljoint part number so that we can order it?
Cheers,
Robin
What is your new balljoint part number so that we can order it?
Cheers,
Robin
I is in your loomz nibblin ur wirez
#bemoretut
#bemoretut
Re: Elise Part numbers
Expansion Tank Cap
From Landrover dealer - Part No. PCD100160
From Landrover dealer - Part No. PCD100160
Re: Elise Part numbers
Item Manufacturer Part no
S1 Ignition Switch - Lotus A111M6108S
Vauxhall 90389377 from an Omega/vx220/Corsa £38+vat from dealer, £10 or less on ebay
S1 Ignition Switch - Lotus A111M6108S
Vauxhall 90389377 from an Omega/vx220/Corsa £38+vat from dealer, £10 or less on ebay
Re: Elise Part numbers
K-series engine:
Coolant Pipe, engine return (steel) lotus part A111E6229S
http://www.deroure.com/diagrams.asp?TBL ... 0&ST=&SC=0 item 50
MG Rover part no PEP103230 / PEP103231 ENGINE COOLANT PIPES, appears to be made of alloy £54
Coolant Pipe, engine return (steel) lotus part A111E6229S
http://www.deroure.com/diagrams.asp?TBL ... 0&ST=&SC=0 item 50
MG Rover part no PEP103230 / PEP103231 ENGINE COOLANT PIPES, appears to be made of alloy £54
Re: Elise Part numbers
Aerial from an S1 is VX part number 90339506
fitted to
Vauxhall VX220 (2001 to 2006)
Vauxhall FRONTERA-B (1999 to 2004)
Vauxhall OMEGA (1994 to 2001)
Vauxhall CARLTON (1987 to 1993)
fitted to
Vauxhall VX220 (2001 to 2006)
Vauxhall FRONTERA-B (1999 to 2004)
Vauxhall OMEGA (1994 to 2001)
Vauxhall CARLTON (1987 to 1993)
If you're not living on the edge you're wasting too much space!
Re: Elise Part numbers
S1 Elise road speed sensor (NS hub pickup)
Bremi 60250
FAE 79205
Its a crank or cam sensor for many Vauxhal / Opel
FIAT71739267Original Reference OEOPEL12567712Original Reference OEOPEL24576398Original Reference
OEOPEL62 38 158Original Reference
OEOPEL62 38 186Original Reference OEVAUXHALL12567712Original Reference OEVAUXHALL24576398Original Reference
OEGENERAL MOTORS12 567 712Original Reference OEGENERAL MOTORS24 576 398Original Reference OEQUINTONHAZELLXREV370Aftermarket
FACET9.0292Aftermarket
DELPHISS10133AftermarketDELPHISS10133-12B1Aftermarket
KW453 292Aftermarket
ERA550571Aftermarket
FAE79205Aftermarket
MEAT & DORIA87314Aftermarket
20quid or there abouts.
It sits slightly further from the reluctor ring but it works fine over about 5 - 10mph
Bremi 60250
FAE 79205
Its a crank or cam sensor for many Vauxhal / Opel
FIAT71739267Original Reference OEOPEL12567712Original Reference OEOPEL24576398Original Reference
OEOPEL62 38 158Original Reference
OEOPEL62 38 186Original Reference OEVAUXHALL12567712Original Reference OEVAUXHALL24576398Original Reference
OEGENERAL MOTORS12 567 712Original Reference OEGENERAL MOTORS24 576 398Original Reference OEQUINTONHAZELLXREV370Aftermarket
FACET9.0292Aftermarket
DELPHISS10133AftermarketDELPHISS10133-12B1Aftermarket
KW453 292Aftermarket
ERA550571Aftermarket
FAE79205Aftermarket
MEAT & DORIA87314Aftermarket
20quid or there abouts.
It sits slightly further from the reluctor ring but it works fine over about 5 - 10mph