Astra flywheel and clutch costs

Astra flywheel and clutch costs

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homerjay

Original Poster:

1,242 posts

225 months

Saturday 20th December 2014
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hi all

the wife has a 07 1.9 cdti astra and the dual mass flywheel has given up the ghost at 65k miles.

been quoted £840 to replace along with clutch and local indy.

really not what I need right before xmas and on a car, I was about to sell in the new year.

how cheap can push him?

cheers

Liokault

2,837 posts

214 months

Saturday 20th December 2014
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Count your self lucky, my clutch and DMF failed, current quote to fix is £1400. Wouldn't be so bad but I paid £1400 to get it fixed about 2 years ago!

morgrp

4,128 posts

198 months

Saturday 20th December 2014
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Seems like a decent enough price - Annoying this time of year, but thats DMFs for you - absoultely pointless and annoying bits of st

andymc

7,353 posts

207 months

Saturday 20th December 2014
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£650 is the best i would hope for

Willy Nilly

12,511 posts

167 months

Saturday 20th December 2014
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Saving 50 quid a year on VED and a few pence per mile on fuel will soon pay for the repair.

Andyjc86

1,149 posts

149 months

Saturday 20th December 2014
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Seems fair, some clutches are quick to do, astra's aren't one of them. Subframe off job.

homerjay

Original Poster:

1,242 posts

225 months

Saturday 20th December 2014
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Well just got back from picking the wife up.

Damn clutch when pop so car is now stuck on a carpark.

Just got back from Cumbria yesterday so certainly got lucky there.

Will do a bit of shopping around in Monday but I can see us being a car short for at least a week now.

Cheers

Mr Happy

5,695 posts

220 months

Saturday 20th December 2014
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If yours is the 16v with M32 box, you can get GM OEM parts from Neo Brothers on ebay for about £350, and bank on around £150 or so for a garage to fit them.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/GENUINE-DUAL-MASS-FLYWHE...

C. Grimsley

1,364 posts

195 months

Saturday 20th December 2014
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Mr Happy said:
If yours is the 16v with M32 box, you can get GM OEM parts from Neo Brothers on ebay for about £350, and bank on around £150 or so for a garage to fit them.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/GENUINE-DUAL-MASS-FLYWHE...
Not many garages will take a job on like that for that money, jeez.

Carl

crossy67

1,570 posts

179 months

Saturday 20th December 2014
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As far as I am aware LUK are the only manufacturers of DMF. I recently changed one on a 17CDTi, parts cost was iro £500 and I'd want £200 to do another. Not a bad job but lots to remove. Change the slave cylinder (If you could even find anyone willing to do the job without changing it), it will save you paying twice for the job.

Andyjc86

1,149 posts

149 months

Saturday 20th December 2014
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I would say it's about £200 labour

windy1

395 posts

251 months

Sunday 21st December 2014
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Whilst you've got the box out you might as well strip it and get the bearings done - a weak point on the M32 gearboxes fitted to these cars. What a ball ache - did mine on the driveway myself!


wiring loom 018 by windy911, on Flickr


wiring loom 016 by windy911, on Flickr

Bearings in a hell of a state.


wiring loom 002 by windy911, on Flickr

Mr Happy

5,695 posts

220 months

Sunday 21st December 2014
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C. Grimsley said:
Mr Happy said:
If yours is the 16v with M32 box, you can get GM OEM parts from Neo Brothers on ebay for about £350, and bank on around £150 or so for a garage to fit them.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/GENUINE-DUAL-MASS-FLYWHE...
Not many garages will take a job on like that for that money, jeez.

Carl
That's what my invoice cost was! Maybe it's cheaper up north smile

Thundersports

656 posts

145 months

Sunday 21st December 2014
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If you buy LUK make sure it's new rather than european sourced re-con the big place which is blue and yellow sell those one's.........