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05/27/2010 08:17:27 AM |
Originally posted by reneekerr: Hello
You should check the prices in your area - even consider a junk yard to get replacement calipers and rotors.
If you do the work yourself you will be way ahead of the game. If you have to have them replaced at a repair facility - let them know you have your own parts - also when getting quotes ask for the amount with tax, etc included.
Alot of repair facilities have, what I call "hidden fees" such as hazardous waste and shop supply fees which can be a flat rate or a percentage. It is to their discretion what they want to charge. |
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05/26/2010 12:52:12 PM |
Hello
You should check the prices in your area - even consider a junk yard to get replacement calipers and rotors.
If you do the work yourself you will be way ahead of the game. If you have to have them replaced at a repair facility - let them know you have your own parts - also when getting quotes ask for the amount with tax, etc included.
Alot of repair facilities have, what I call "hidden fees" such as hazardous waste and shop supply fees which can be a flat rate or a percentage. It is to their discretion what they want to charge. |
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05/26/2010 09:45:48 AM |
yea after looking at this, you may be better off buying new calipers and painting and installing them than trying to rescue these ones. |
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