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PB207
10th January 2010, 10:00 AM
Hi There,
I got this quote from my local transmission specialist. I'm not too savvy with what things cost but wanted to see if the below quote seemed kosher??
Many thanks
Hello Peter,
as requested here are the details for the repair on your car,
to supply and fit new transmission oil cooler pipes.
to wash oil affected area
to remove transmission sump and inspect for damage debris
to replace transmission filter screen
to clean transmission sump and refit
to fill transmission with correct fluid
to roadtest vehicle and reinspect for leaks
Labour 330.00
Parts
oil cooler pipe - transmission OE 230.00
oil cooler pipe - transmission OE 189.00
transmission fluid - synthetic approx 8 litres 200.00
transmission pan gasket 36.00
transmission filter 60.00
degreaser 22.00
TOTAL including GST & parts delivery fees 1067.00
disco_thrasher
10th January 2010, 11:30 AM
that sounds like WTF i m getting ripped off :eek:
sorry where are you located where is Bilgola
cheers kelvin
Sprint
10th January 2010, 11:37 AM
what tranny fluid is it? even dexron 6 isnt that dear.....
discowhite
10th January 2010, 11:54 AM
these are the prices for the pipes. depending on your D2 being V8 or TD5.
OIL COOLER PIPE - L/R DISC 2 PBP101100 <A> 107.86 75.90
OIL COOLER PIPE - L/R DISC 2 TD5 (AUTO)(LH) UBP101601 <A> 184.83 125.88
OIL COOLER PIPE - L/R DISC 2 TD5 (AUTO)(RH) UBP101610 <A> 143.12 94.80
OIL COOLER PIPE - L/R DISC 2 V8 (AUTO)(LH) UBP100990 <A> 98.86 88.72
OIL COOLER PIPE - L/R DISC 2 V8 (AUTO)(RH) UBP101141 <A> 164.36 144.90
and this is the filter kit
FILTER KIT - AUTO G/BOX - R/ROV (ZF) HYM1164 <B> 110.20 29.92
what exactly is wrong with your transmission?
cheers phil
Blknight.aus
10th January 2010, 12:16 PM
sounds a mite high to me.
I could just about justify charging $600 for a standard fuilds and filter service on a landy with new hoses.
you dont need to go OEM hoses you can get them manufactured by someone like pirtek they're nothing special.
PB207
10th January 2010, 12:26 PM
Bilgola is on the Nthn Beaches of Sydney. Near Avalon.
I to thought it was expensive.
There's a mob called British and Swedish that I've used before. It's 2004 TD5.
It's a bit tricky as it's a tow job but with the very helpful feedback so far - it seems I'll be moving it.
Cheers everyone. I bloody love this forum.
Blknight.aus
10th January 2010, 01:23 PM
if that includes the recovery of the vehicle thats a different story and unless hes only recovering it from the carpark next door might be worth the money
lets say I do the job drive in drive out for $600. (It'd be cheaper but lets just say)
for me to go and get a vehicle thats say 60Km away using a car trailer.
The nearest place for me to hire a car trailer is 10 minutes away.
Im pretty good at hooking up their trailer it takes 10 minutes to get it to the point that all im waitng for is the key to the padlock and the adaptor for the lights
It usually takes 10 minutes to get that and do the paper work.
theres 30 minutes.
It would then take me at least an hour to get to the car in normal traffic and potentially 2
it takes about 30 minutes to load and chain down a rover (and thats a beam axle independants take longer)
I then have to drive back which is another hour
I then have to unload (30 minutes)and return the trailer (30 more)
lets say I charge $50 (good luck getting that in the real world) an hour all up thats $200 in time alone assuming the traffic was light. plus the hire of the trailer ($50 for 4 hours usually) and that doesnt include insurance costs or fuel.
you might get it cheaper using a tilt tray but the ones that I know of have about a $100 callout and charge a rate per kilometer.
so all up, in this example, for me to do it the minimum cost (not counting insurance or fuel) your up to $850. And thats assuming that nothing causes any delays.
PB207
10th January 2010, 01:29 PM
Blknight I had it towed to him in Mona Vale on Friday. 5k's away. So no car recovery costs.:(
Blknight.aus
10th January 2010, 01:34 PM
too much..
from 5 kays out Id have fitted a temporary 12v vac pump, dropped the props and flat towed it with a tailing vehicle displaying vehicle on tow signs.
Urban Panzer
10th January 2010, 07:57 PM
Are these pipes gold plated !!! :eek:
They retail "about" £50 each, so is that about $200 AUD ??
The fliter kit is cheap as chips as already posted, and even if you drop the sump, theres no way you'll get 8 litres of fluid in there "UNLESS" the hose split whilst driving and it dumped it all over the road (which is does VERY quickly!!!)
Both jobs are not hard if you can use a spanner tbh.
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