That seems a little steep on shop time if your material cost was accurate... but I've never rebuilt one by myself so I maybe I wouldn't know.
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That seems a little steep on shop time if your material cost was accurate... but I've never rebuilt one by myself so I maybe I wouldn't know.
His pricing on parts was about 50% higher than the parts I priced (I did not go for the cheapest stuff either)
That is crazy expensive, shouldn't be more than $1000 top.
Ouch. That is on the high side. Best off getting new at that point.Quote:
Originally Posted by 00tec
Called the local mechanic in Bennett too, he referred me to the same place I got the first quote from. Going to call one more shop tomorrow and see what their input is. If the price isnt significantly better, I'll just go pick up a used one from the yard and cross my fingers.
That seems really high...
It was $1495 if they didnt replace the limited slip clutchesQuote:
Originally Posted by Irving
I know its out of your way but Im going to suggest Active Transmission in Arvada. I wholly trust Jeff to be honest & his prices have always been fair & I've never had a single issue with the work they've done on any of my trucks. (That alone is amazing)
http://activetransmission.com
Second quote: $1000 without gears, $1350 if gears are needed.
3rd quote: close to the same.
Those seems more reasonable than the first estimate if you're going to go the rebuilt route.
Thanks for updating, could be handy for folks to have a point of reference.