Car parts - Honda Civic armrest

Car parts - Honda Civic armrest
Hi



My car's (2007 Honda Civic) armrest latch has broken and cannot be closed without putting weight on it.



Are there any shops that sell such spare parts? I don't want to replace the whole armrest as I want it with original leather upholstery.



To illustrate, a pic from the internet.





Thanks!
Re: Car parts - Honda Civic armrest
For Suzuki car parts, I visit "4 bei lor",call Lawrence Ong trading.



It's,actually a hdb block with lots shop house space below .



Lots of car parts stockist of diff brands.



Some of these stockists are,all over Jln besar area as well.

There's 1 more near to the current TS, @ Jln lembah kallang, I believe it's Concorde building, the shop occupies whole of 1St floor.I remembered they do major Japan car brands parts.







Sent using Tapatalk
Re: Car parts - Honda Civic armrest
Try Thian Seng.

I usually get my parts there (Honda City)



http://www.autoparts.com.sg/thianseng/" false;



PS: the website not updated, the bukit merah branch closed long time ago.
Re: Car parts - Honda Civic armrest

"ruzmidah"

Try Thian Seng.

I usually get my parts there (Honda City)



http://www.autoparts.com.sg/thianseng/" false;



PS: the website not updated, the bukit merah branch closed long time ago.


Thanks! I called up Thian Seng, they say have. I will check it out.
Re: Car parts - Honda Civic armrest
Thanks Phantom150 and Ruzmidah.



I bought and fixed it :D



Re: Car parts - Honda Civic armrest
Hi Chris,



this is a common problem with the FD civics'.

Glad you bought the plastic catch to replace!



For Honda needs, Thiang Seng or Min Ghee would be your best bet!
Re: Car parts - Honda Civic armrest

"2BHIGH"

Hi Chris,



this is a common problem with the FD civics'.

Glad you bought the plastic catch to replace!



For Honda needs, Thiang Seng or Min Ghee would be your best bet!


A common problem with Civics...hmm...must tell my wife cos my daughter got the blame :lol:
Re: Car parts - Honda Civic armrest
Haha, spare the kid.



The plastic is prone to breaking even under normal usage, not to mention if handled roughly...