Alex

That's a CV boot for most likely a front wheel drive vehicle.

Looks like it's a discontinued part. Check this website http://oemcats.com/oem-parts/25607525.html You can also try the use car part market at http://car-part.com

Have you looked at ebay?

The ignition coil pack for a 2003 mercury sable looks like this: You can look up parts on this site: http://www.showmetheparts.com/catalog.html

Do these wheel aligner clamps replace or work with certain brands of wheel alignment machines as replacements? Based on your facebook page and the quantities you sell vs discount, you should be contacting wheel alignment machine manufacturers to buy in those quantities.

What do they sell and what did you order?

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That's a great looking UTV!

Take a look at this diagram: https://www.cheapestgmparts.com/auto-parts/2008/saturn/vue/xr-trim/3-6l-v6-gas-engine/emission-system-cat/emission-components-scat

Tire rack has been in business a long time. You can buy tires from them and have them shipped to a certified repair shop. https://www.tirerack.com/content/tirerack/desktop/en/deliver_installation.html

That's an exhaust bracket that looks like it rusted off. It's either part of the body/frame or your actual exhaust. You'll have to take a look and see where it rusted off. Is your exhaust pipe hanging low or rattling?

R-1234yf , check out this article http://www.underhoodservice.com/underhood-update-on-r-1234yf-refrigerant/

The 2017 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series opens the season with the Advance Auto Parts Clash tonight at 8 p.m. Before we get going with the Clash, there is a full slate of action happening at Daytona International Speedway today. FOX Sports brings all of the action from Daytona today on FS1, FS2, and FOXSportsGo. The cars take the track at 11:30 a.m. ET for the first Daytona 500 practice session that runs until 3:25 p.m. A half-hour edition of “NASCAR Race Hub” follows to lead you into the ARCA race at 4:00 p.m. “NASCAR RaceDay” revs up at 6:00 p.m. to prepare you for the Clash at 8:00 p.m. Here’s everything you need to know to get ready for the Advance Auto Parts Clash: Green flag: 8:25 p.m. ET Format: 75-lap/187.5-mile, two-segment race. A competition caution on Lap 25 will separate the segments. Track size: 2.5 miles Grid size: 17 cars (2016 pole winners, playoff drivers, past Daytona 500 poles winners) Forecast: Overcast skies, 67 degrees, 35 percent chance of showers, storms Presentation of colors: Embry-Riddle Naval ROTC Invocation: Sonny Gallman, Central Baptist Church in Daytona Beach National Anthem: Candace Walker of Orlando, Fla. Command to start engines: Marcus Herman, Owner of Triangle Auto of Merritt Island. Honorary Pace Car driver: Courtney Force, NHRA driver Front Row: Brad Keselowski and Denny Hamlin (selected by random draw, not fastest lap) Source: https://www.foxsports.com/nascar/story/everything-you-need-to-know-for-the-advance-auto-parts-clash-021817

May 17, 2018—Hedges & Co., a digital marketing agency serving the automotive aftermarket, has published its annual automotive parts & accessories forecast for online retailing. The new forecast shows online auto parts sales in 2018 will be more than $10 billion. The agency predicts the automotive aftermarket will continue its dramatic shift to digital as online retail sales of auto parts and accessories in 2018 will exceed $10 billion for the first time, posting a 16.3 percent increase over 2017, with more than $5 billion of that occurring on mobile phones. Hedges & Co. forecasts online sales of auto parts to reach nearly $16 billion in 2021. Hedges & Co. also forecasts nearly $138 billion in retail sales in 2018 through all sales channels—including traditional retail channels—will be influenced by the Internet, due to online activity by consumers and service professionals. This influence comes from consumers doing online research before buying a part, reading information and checking fitment on a manufacturer’s website, being exposed to online advertising, reading product or reseller reviews, going to automotive forums, or using search engines. The four most popular methods of online research used by consumers before buying are using search engines like Google or Bing (74 percent of all consumers), visiting online auto parts retailer websites (73 percent), visiting manufacturer websites (57 percent) and visiting automotive forums (47 percent). Online activity will influence nearly $152 billion in parts and accessory sales through all retail channels—chain retail stores, automobile dealers, big box retailers, local independent brick & mortar retailers, jobbers, as well as online sales—by 2021. Online sales include online retailers, as well as the growing trend of manufacturers selling direct to consumers (DTC). Source: https://www.ratchetandwrench.com/articles/6332-online-auto-parts-sales-forecasted-to-break-10b-in-2018

That's good news, sounds like you found your issue!