[seanbond8757]

Got an advisory for rear springs, best place to get um online folks?
Also looking for the rubber seats that the springs have around the top n bottom but can not find um anywhere or should I just reuse the old ones (it's a 2007 ceed)

Thanks in advance sean

 

[Jack Daniels]

take a look at partsouq.com to obtain the original kia part nrs fort the items you need, then google the nrs and you are bound to find the seats for top and bottom as well as the best prices for springs. I'd guess that KYB make the seats too.
You can also look in the KYB catalog for their part nrs and just google, prices tend to vary week to week so what was cheapest last month may no longer be.
I dont remember what the seats look like, take a close look with a mirror and flashlight if necessary to determine if they are re usable, you'll find images when you google the kia part nrs.

 

[seanbond8757]

Yea I have the part numbers but no one in UK seems to have them as far as I can see

 

[seanbond8757]

I have the part numbers googled um and still can't find um. But Im gonna get under the car and have a look at the rubbers see what they look like

 

[al_kaholik]

Why not ring the dealer and ask for service/parts with the part numbers?

Same with springs

 

[gtd2000]

If you are not in a rush try this site.

https://www.buycarparts.co.uk/damping-pr

It's the UK front end site for Autodoc.com based in Germany.

 

[gtd2000]

Some decent condition (according to the pics) used springs here:

2006 KIA CEED 1.6 CRDi REAR COIL SPRINGS PAIR | eBay

Kia Ceed S 1.6 CRDi 5 door hatchback 2006 - colour code 9S. Rear coil springs pair. -All the parts are from UK which are RHD vehicles, we can not promise that the parts will fit LHD vehicle.

www.ebay.co.uk

 

[Jack Daniels]

autodoc are very reliable, and just £40 for 2 Mapco springs. I would go for brand new rather than used as minute fractures can develop over time which will cause a break sooner or later. Rub waterproof grease on them, this will delay the onset of corrosion for a while longer.

 

[gtd2000]

autodoc are very reliable, and just £40 for 2 Mapco springs. I would go for brand new rather than used as minute fractures can develop over time which will cause a break sooner or later. Rub waterproof grease on them, this will delay the onset of corrosion for a while longer.

The only problem is delivery time but if you make a decent order the prices are reasonable.