1995 993 Cab Pricing
09-29-2006, 10:42 PM
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Of course they do! How much did tehy want for it, and did they also recommend changing turn signal fluid?
Seriously, why would one update DME? Did they mean replacing DME relay ($40), perhaps? I'm at a loss.
Seriously, why would one update DME? Did they mean replacing DME relay ($40), perhaps? I'm at a loss.
09-29-2006, 11:35 PM
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Aha, that makes more sense. DME relays do die with age and tend to need replacement. Most of us, I think, do not replace them preventively, we just carry an extra in a glove box.
The relay can be bought for about $25 and changed very quickly if the car doen;t start, so it's a minor thing.
Clutch should not be hard for you to DYI. As a price comparison, I got a quote of $1860 parts and labor for a regular 993 clutch or $2500 for the LFW and RS clutch from a very reputable independent in Boson area. That included RMS as well.
The relay can be bought for about $25 and changed very quickly if the car doen;t start, so it's a minor thing.
Clutch should not be hard for you to DYI. As a price comparison, I got a quote of $1860 parts and labor for a regular 993 clutch or $2500 for the LFW and RS clutch from a very reputable independent in Boson area. That included RMS as well.
09-30-2006, 06:56 PM
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Originally Posted by TOORUF
24 FPS It needed new airbags because the dealer told him they need to be replaced every 10 years. I'll look at the car thouroghy before paying for the PPI. I been working on my own P cars for 16 years. Last item was turboing and switching to EFI on a 3.0 for my 74. And making it a cab from targa.
jimbo3 That's the dealer price for the clutch. I was going to use that as a bargaining chip.
jimbo3 That's the dealer price for the clutch. I was going to use that as a bargaining chip.
$hit then... you can do your own ppi. you know then it's a pretty damn good deal! esp. in socal!!!
bol w/ the car.... come to a malibu funrun sometime w/ it.
10-01-2006, 01:29 AM
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Originally Posted by nile13
Aha, that makes more sense. DME relays do die with age and tend to need replacement. Most of us, I think, do not replace them preventively, we just carry an extra in a glove box.