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Coil - Nissan Almera

Repolho · 2009-05-12 12:14:47

€300 to replace a coil on a Nissan Almera. Parts €260 + €40 labour. Is this good, bad or just about right? Thanks.

12-05-2009 12:14pm

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Repolho

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€300 to replace a coil on a Nissan Almera. Parts €260 + €40 labour.

Is this good, bad or just about right?

Thanks.

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#2 12-05-2009 12:16pm

Darragh29

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Repolho wrote: »

€300 to replace a coil on a Nissan Almera. Parts €260 + €40 labour.

Is this good, bad or just about right?

Thanks.

Sounds bang on.

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#3 13-05-2009 8:18am

Repolho

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Thanks Darragh29.

My sister broke down about 100 miles from home. She got towed to the nearest garage and thats what she got quoted.

She really had no choice, so its good to know she wasn;t being taken for a ride. Iminda figured when the labour figure was so low that it was pretty genuine!

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