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Diagnostic test

Vamoose Killers · 2009-04-15 15:04:39

Is 65 euro a bit steep for this test? Also, I suspect my car may be running on two cylinders now and they said it'll cost 220 euro to replace the coil, once again, a bit steep? Thanks.

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15-04-2009 4:04pm

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Vamoose Killers

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Is 65 euro a bit steep for this test?

Also, I suspect my car may be running on two cylinders now and they said it'll cost 220 euro to replace the coil, once again, a bit steep?

Thanks.

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#2 15-04-2009 4:46pm
Neilw

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It's about the going rate for an hours labour.

What sort of car is it? Some people on here have diagnostic tools and would do it a lot cheaper

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#3 15-04-2009 4:51pm
Vamoose Killers

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It's an Opel Corsa, 1 litre. It's lost a lot of it's power in the last few days!

Anyone care to do it for cheaper?:D

Oh and the test will only take 15 minutes, no?

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#4 15-04-2009 5:27pm
WHITE_P

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Why not buy your own tester. see the following link for details.

http://www.ecufix.com/shop/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=69

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