Injector seals
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Andrewbach

Original Poster:

3 posts

51 months

Sunday 19th December 2021
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Hi, could you give some info about pricing for change of 6 new injector seals on audi Q7 2013?
Thanks

GreenV8S

30,999 posts

307 months

Sunday 19th December 2021
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Shouldn't you ask that question to somebody who sells injector seals?

E-bmw

12,165 posts

175 months

Sunday 19th December 2021
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Andrewbach said:
Hi, could you give some info about pricing for change of 6 new injector seals on audi Q7 2013?
Thanks
There are 6 of them.

Boosted LS1

21,200 posts

283 months

Sunday 19th December 2021
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Ebay has vendors who sell seals, Mr Injector UK, Master Injector UK and Baby Injector UK.

Andrewbach

Original Poster:

3 posts

51 months

Sunday 19th December 2021
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Hi, what i mean is the price for changing in a local garage.
Thanks

Boosted LS1

21,200 posts

283 months

Sunday 19th December 2021
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Ask a few garages perhaps? Are yours leaking?

paintman

7,847 posts

213 months

Sunday 19th December 2021
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Appreciate you're looking for a ball park figure for supply & fit but the problem you'll have is that prices can vary widely from garage to garage & across the country.
You might be better asking a few local garages for a quote or giving your location & seeing if anybody has any suggestions local to you.

stevieturbo

17,951 posts

270 months

Sunday 19th December 2021
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Surprisingly, the job doesn't look that difficult.

Although there is always the caveat of the injectors being seized into the head which can then cause big problems.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0vM3jNzUPoM

Probably still a half days labour I'd think if all goes well. If some are seized or other damage....how long is a piece of string ?

GreenV8S

30,999 posts

307 months

Sunday 19th December 2021
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stevieturbo said:
Probably still a half days labour I'd think if all goes well.
I'd expect most places to price in the potential for things to go wrong, so you'd be lucky to get a price based on all going well.

Andrewbach

Original Poster:

3 posts

51 months

Sunday 19th December 2021
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Great, thanks for advice. Will get back with final outcome.
Cheers everyone👍

stevieturbo

17,951 posts

270 months

Sunday 19th December 2021
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GreenV8S said:
I'd expect most places to price in the potential for things to go wrong, so you'd be lucky to get a price based on all going well.
I'd expect any proper garage to price for going well...but with the caveat it might not go well incurring additional costs.


Simply offering a single fixed priced would be mental, unless it was extortionate in the first place.