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Failed NCT, looking for a rough guide.

blastman · 2013-04-11 10:08:33

Lads, my Civic just failed the NCT on a couple of things, nearside rear bearing and offside front track rod end. I'm just looking for a rough idea as to how much these parts are likely to be to get replaced (parts cost and how much time labour-wise) as I'm hoping not too much :rolleyes: Car is a 98 MB2-shaped Civic (five…

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blastman

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Lads, my Civic just failed the NCT on a couple of things, nearside rear bearing and offside front track rod end. I'm just looking for a rough idea as to how much these parts are likely to be to get replaced (parts cost and how much time labour-wise) as I'm hoping not too much :rolleyes:

Car is a 98 MB2-shaped Civic (five door hatchback), by the way.

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#2 11-04-2013 11:10am

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€150 should cover it but you will prob have to get it tracked also which could be €20-30 but i reckon the €150 should get you out of it

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#3 11-04-2013 11:28am

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He did recommend getting tracked, all right, otherwise it would probably fail after replacing the TRE.

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