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So far as I can see, partzilla and similar online parts stores don't have a method of pasting in a list of part numbers to add directly to cart.
Am I missing a site that allows this? Could go do dealer but they are almost 50% more expensive on the same part number as online and doing a full engine build I can't abide by that, certainly not in this economy. In earlier times I'd do it in a second.
I realize I am being lazy af and could spend 20 mins hand entering one by one in a search box. Just not the same as being able to paste a whole list of 50 part#'s and have all of them show up in my cart all at once.
Definitely a first world problem here.
It could easily be done with Claude in Chrome (via Cowork), but it would probably take longer than entering manually.
I use RMC, I make my parts list in my shop on a note pad and then come into my office to place my orders, I double & triple check everything so as to not miss anything….although as with any build, there will be additional orders….I do remember Kawasakis oem parts schematics being somewhat clumsy, compared to the other OEM”s..
Is there a single "paste list of part numbers" box where you can paste in 40 part numbers and it add them to cart?
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You’d have ordered them already if you entered part numbers instead of this thread 😂
Not sure about the paste option… but I just click the part, add to cart…it”s a little more time consuming but it works….
I realize 😭 🙃. guess I am a little spoiled by electronics sites where pasting a list of part numbers in a single box is normal and expected ordering experience.
At least partzilla let's me enter a part number in their search box so I don't have to wade through fiche hell again
I never thought of adding all part numbers at once. Sounds like an easy update for these parts sites to enable that if you shop that way.
I personally prefer the children’s book method of using the pictures in the parts fiche diagrams (like on Rocky Mountain atvmc) and just go down my lists, diagram by diagram.
I don’t know a single part number. If I need a main crank bearing. I click on it 😂. Much easier way to add small random bolts, gaskets, misc parts to just actually see it vs which random mess of numbers it is.
Obviously numbers needed for cross referencing and price checking
I looked them all up initially, added them to a spreadsheet with pricing while doing more research on what i needed.
I gave up last night and entered tehm all one by one in partzilla's search (which still took multiple clicks per part).
first world problems 🙃
You could have probably emailed a customer service rep their the list and made them add them to your cart one-by-one 😂
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