dealer cost to replace cam?
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03-24-2009, 10:42 PM
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dealer cost to replace cam?
Well the cam is shot on my 1998 Sportsman 500. I have called three local dealers and have gotten really different prices. Dealer 1 wants $450 out the door parts and labor. Dealer 2 wants $530 out the door parts and labor, Now dealer 3 wants $640 + parts!! I think the price of $450 seems alittle to good to be true. I know we have some people who turn wrenches at dealerships, just curious what the going rate is?
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03-25-2009, 11:04 AM
dealer cost to replace cam?
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: Scootergptx
Parts - $238.00
Manual - $50.00
Busting your knuckles - $0
Trip to emergency room after dropping engine on your toe - $100
Having to Listen to your wife complain on the way to and from the Drs - $3 for an ice cream cone to shut her up
Riding Away from her when she returns to nag you some more after you finished
Doing the job yourself - Priceless
I'll just wait for that advertising check from Visa now. [IMG][/IMG]
Seriously though, have you considered doing the job yourself?</end quote></div>
Parts - $238.00
Manual - $50.00
Busting your knuckles - $0
Trip to emergency room after dropping engine on your toe - $100
Having to Listen to your wife complain on the way to and from the Drs - $3 for an ice cream cone to shut her up
Riding Away from her when she returns to nag you some more after you finished
Doing the job yourself - Priceless
I'll just wait for that advertising check from Visa now. [IMG][/IMG]
Seriously though, have you considered doing the job yourself?</end quote></div>
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the cheapest per hour price for the dealerships around here is $118 an hour!
I have thought about doing it myself and may just endup doing that, but time is an issure for me. I am in college and go to school monday-friday and work friday-sunday. School is an hour and a half away fom the quad.....
I wanted the quad to be ready to ride for the spring...
I have thought about doing it myself and may just endup doing that, but time is an issure for me. I am in college and go to school monday-friday and work friday-sunday. School is an hour and a half away fom the quad.....
I wanted the quad to be ready to ride for the spring...
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03-26-2009, 06:04 AM
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118 bucks an hour?![img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-shocked.gif[/img]
Geez, I'd consult with the local police department. Prostitution is illegal, and it's sounds like they're screwing ya there.
I can understand if time is an issue, and wanting to ride soon. But dang that rate would have me taking it to school and work to get it fixed.
Geez, I'd consult with the local police department. Prostitution is illegal, and it's sounds like they're screwing ya there.
I can understand if time is an issue, and wanting to ride soon. But dang that rate would have me taking it to school and work to get it fixed.
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