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Old 03-19-2016, 05:09 PM
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i just called a random indy here in Brooklyn, $120 labor. WTF is your guy even charging that price for?
I dont know any indy that would do a boot replacement for $120 in So. California. That's dirt cheap. Hopefully that price also comes with quality service.

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The BMW indy was charging for the boot plus labor. I think his price was very high unless I'm missing something as I'm not sure how many hrs the job calls for. I can't imagine what his per hr rate is but let's say he was gonna charge me a $100 for the boot, then he wanted 5 hours labor? Not sure.

With the Mercedes indy, I got the part from my local BMW dealer. The "kit" cost $41 which included the lube and the clamps. I'm not sure how much this guy's gonna charge me but I'll let everyone know when I pick up the truck tonight.
The book gives 3 hrs for an axle service. $600 is relatively high but the dealership rate is about $740 for the job. If you can get it all done for under $450 by a professional, consider yourself lucky.
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I dont know any indy that would do a boot replacement for $120 in So. California. That's dirt cheap. Hopefully that price also comes with quality service.



The book gives 3 hrs for an axle service. $600 is relatively high but the dealership rate is about $740 for the job. If you can get it all done for under $450 by a professional, consider yourself lucky.
Yea called my Indy. $90 plus parts. There are a billion shops around NYC. Brooklyn is absolutelly over saturated with them.
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Old 03-20-2016, 10:27 PM
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Yea called my Indy. $90 plus parts. There are a billion shops around NYC. Brooklyn is absolutelly over saturated with them.
How do they stay in business with so much competition?
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