Hey folks for my 03 sedan… I need the part number please for this battery cover clip holder gizmo. The white plastic angled thing that a 2-piece clip snaps into.
Thanks !
screenshot from YouTube vid need the part number for the angled white clip holder gizmo please
Not sure of the part number. But this kit looks like they include one. It might be of some help to you. But if it were me, I would just go to home depot and grab a small L bracket and fabricate it to fit.
@Scorpi0 thanks! I think I’m the only person here that wants their 21 year old car to remain stock lol. Although I have fabbed up a few L-brackets in my day.
I was determined to have a new oem bracket. I emailed my local Infiniti dealer with a politely worded part number request and they skillfully avoided directly answering me. Instead they sent me an online invoice for $20 bux lol.
I didn’t have the fight in me so I just paid it. The new bracket was here in 1 day. At least they delivered it to my shop which is about 15 miles south of them.
There's no scrap yards around to find something like that?!
There was a scrap yard about 15 minutes away from me that specialized in Nissan and Inifiniti and they had about twenty G35’s there. I tried going back there a few months ago when I was looking for a part and I was sad to see they closed down. Another junkyard I was referred to said these cars are just too old now and its not worth it for them to keep them anymore.
@srv2nv I’m sure there are plenty of wrecking yards around that have a pre-owned example of this part. I wanted a new one. So those weren’t an option for me.
If I wanted a used one, from where I live in metro Seattle, a trip to a boneyard is at least 3 hours out of my day. Not happening!
I made one phone call and 1 email to a dealer. I paid them $20 bux. In less than 48 hours the part was delivered to me. I felt this was a “win”.
Its still a mystery that it doesn’t seem to be in the parts diagrams but I’m over it.
@srv2nv I’m sure there are plenty of wrecking yards around that have a pre-owned example of this part. I wanted a new one. So those weren’t an option for me.
If I wanted a used one, from where I live in metro Seattle, a trip to a boneyard is at least 3 hours out of my day. Not happening!
I made one phone call and 1 email to a dealer. I paid them $20 bux. In less than 48 hours the part was delivered to me. I felt this was a “win”.
Its still a mystery that it doesn’t seem to be in the parts diagrams but I’m over it.
I guess I'm a little spoiled with 3 scrap yards on my drive home from work.
I can understand wanting a new piece, but I'd be hard pressed to drop $20 on something thats hidden and never seen. To each their own though. Glad it worked out for ya.
