parts & labor cost for new clutch?
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Looks like my clutch is giving up the ghost at 47K miles. Wondering what others have paid recently.
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Do the math. Book is 4 hours @ $125/hr. Clutch, pressure plate, throwout bearing is $400. Add $100 if the flywheel needs to be resurfaced.
Hopefully the $2200 quote includes a reach around....
Hopefully the $2200 quote includes a reach around....
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I went to the dealer and I think I posted accordingly.
It was really just a post that lays out the cost differential between the stock and the performance options. Labor varies according to geographic location, of course (not by that much, but still)
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Regardless, you paid way too much. Essentially a R&R clutch and related parts is no different from a R&R on a VW bug. Drop the Transmission, and then everything is right there.
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I recently had mine replaced. I got quotes from both dealers and indy's that ranged from $1200 to $1500. I ended up going to a dealer (it was the $1200 quote) but had to drive about 2 hours away.
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