[WTB] clutch pedal Assembly
04-24-2014, 12:19 PM
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clutch pedal Assembly
I have an 88 cherokee and the clutch pedal has broke
I have a temp fix for now but I'm looking to replace it does anyone have a spare for sell
Paypal ready!!
I have a temp fix for now but I'm looking to replace it does anyone have a spare for sell
Paypal ready!!
04-25-2014, 08:06 AM
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04-28-2014, 01:59 PM
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Year: 1987
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
I don't do anything for less than $50. I care about time and shipping more than the parts. Time packaging, materials used, etc. I would be happy at $60 shipped, as the dimensional size of an appropriate box will negate the weight of the pedal assembly, and be around $25 just to ship. The complete assembly is too large for the biggest flat rate box, so I would ship Ups over usps.
You cannot expect an individual to have the packaging materials on hand and be able to compete with a parts warehouse with free shipping
And no, you didn't find a complete pedal assembly for $60 shipped. The pedal arm itself is no less than $30 new, no matter where it is. A junkyard charges $75 for a pedal assembly.
You cannot expect an individual to have the packaging materials on hand and be able to compete with a parts warehouse with free shipping
And no, you didn't find a complete pedal assembly for $60 shipped. The pedal arm itself is no less than $30 new, no matter where it is. A junkyard charges $75 for a pedal assembly.
04-28-2014, 02:17 PM
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I don't do anything for less than $50. I care about time and shipping more than the parts. Time packaging, materials used, etc. I would be happy at $60 shipped, as the dimensional size of an appropriate box will negate the weight of the pedal assembly, and be around $25 just to ship. The complete assembly is too large for the biggest flat rate box, so I would ship Ups over usps.
You cannot expect an individual to have the packaging materials on hand and be able to compete with a parts warehouse with free shipping
And no, you didn't find a complete pedal assembly for $60 shipped. The pedal arm itself is no less than $30 new, no matter where it is. A junkyard charges $75 for a pedal assembly.
You cannot expect an individual to have the packaging materials on hand and be able to compete with a parts warehouse with free shipping
And no, you didn't find a complete pedal assembly for $60 shipped. The pedal arm itself is no less than $30 new, no matter where it is. A junkyard charges $75 for a pedal assembly.
And how about u look for ur self
http://crd4x4parts.com/pedal-assembl...cherokees.html
04-28-2014, 06:04 PM
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Year: 1987
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
If they are that cheap, buy new. How on earth do you expect someone to waste two hours to pull something and give it to you for nothing?
Above and beyond that, I bet it is
1.) out of stock
2.) going to be the wrong part
Because
3.) pedal assemblies are only the same 84-96, as 97-01 use an assembly so completely different it isn't even possible to use them between the two.
And too proud? No. It's called having self respect. I simply laid out what I'm willing to do, and why. No one works for free, anyone who does is a fool.
Now I remember why I stopped selling parts to cherokee guys and scrapped most of them...you want something for nothing, and usually want it installed for nothing, too!
Above and beyond that, I bet it is
1.) out of stock
2.) going to be the wrong part
Because
3.) pedal assemblies are only the same 84-96, as 97-01 use an assembly so completely different it isn't even possible to use them between the two.
And too proud? No. It's called having self respect. I simply laid out what I'm willing to do, and why. No one works for free, anyone who does is a fool.
Now I remember why I stopped selling parts to cherokee guys and scrapped most of them...you want something for nothing, and usually want it installed for nothing, too!
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