* Online Auto Parts Retailers: Sites like eBay, Amazon, RockAuto, and CarParts.com are good starting points. Search specifically for "1991 Honda CRX Si rear trailing arm" or use your VIN number for a more precise search. Be aware that you might find used parts, rebuilt parts, or new aftermarket parts. Check seller ratings and reviews carefully.
* Honda Dealers: While unlikely to have new OEM parts in stock, it's worth checking with a Honda dealership. They might be able to order one if it's still available from Honda, or point you towards a reliable supplier.
* Specialty Honda Parts Suppliers: There are companies specializing in parts for older Hondas. Search online for "Honda CRX parts" or "JDM Honda parts" (JDM stands for Japanese Domestic Market). These suppliers sometimes have access to harder-to-find components.
* Junkyards (Scrap Yards): This is your most likely source for a used, but potentially still functional, trailing arm. Check local junkyards or online junkyard locators. Be sure to thoroughly inspect any used part before purchase.
* Forums and Online Communities: Join online forums dedicated to Honda CRXs or Hondas in general. Members often share information on where to find parts, or may even have one for sale themselves.
Important Considerations:
* Condition: If buying a used part, carefully inspect it for damage, wear, and tear. Look for cracks, bends, or excessive rust.
* OEM vs. Aftermarket: OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) parts are typically more expensive but are guaranteed to fit and meet Honda's specifications. Aftermarket parts are cheaper but may vary in quality.
* Shipping Costs: Shipping a large part like a trailing arm can be expensive, so factor that into your budget.
Remember to always double-check the part number before purchasing to ensure compatibility with your specific 1991 Honda CRX Si. Using your VIN number will help prevent mistakes.
