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  • MK5 Jetta service cost - Sydney

    Hey guys,

    Has anyone used Platinum Automotive Care in Pagewood?

    I have a 2006 VW Jetta Turbo

    Does just over $3,000 for parts and labour sound right to carry out the following?

    - Replace PCV value
    - Flush and replace brake fluid
    - Replace timing belt, tensionor, relay reollers & water pump
    - Flush and replace coolant
    - Replace lower engine torque mount
    - Replace rear bushes of front lower control arms
    - Front & rear wheel alignment
    - Service A/C. evacuate & replace compressor oil and re gas
    - ECU software updates

    The quote seemed a bit steep to me

  • #2
    Seems very steep to me.

    Have you got a quote from anywhere else. Are they VW dealers??

    I'd be calling some of the VW specialists who advertise on the forum.

    Gavin
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    • #3
      Originally posted by h100vw View Post
      Seems very steep to me.

      Have you got a quote from anywhere else. Are they VW dealers??

      I'd be calling some of the VW specialists who advertise on the forum.

      Gavin
      I've put in a request to VW Village and might also do the same with Barloworld in Five Dock just out of curiosity.

      The parts pricing seemed reasonable based on my ebay/google searches, but the $1,600 of labour seemed a bit much.

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      • #4
        Originally posted by ddambra View Post
        I've put in a request to VW Village and might also do the same with Barloworld in Five Dock just out of curiosity.

        The parts pricing seemed reasonable based on my ebay/google searches, but the $1,600 of labour seemed a bit much.
        Shop around mate, what's the hourly rate. That would have to be pretty steep for what I would think is a days work??
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        • #5
          Originally posted by h100vw View Post
          Shop around mate, what's the hourly rate. That would have to be pretty steep for what I would think is a days work??

          From what i gather $97.50

          If the car is there for a day surely the most they should charge is 8 or 9 hours labour.

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          • #6
            That's my feeling! Unless they have 2 blokes working on it for the whole day........ or not?

            Originally posted by ddambra View Post
            From what i gather $97.50

            If the car is there for a day surely the most they should charge is 8 or 9 hours labour.
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            • #7
              Originally posted by h100vw View Post
              That's my feeling! Unless they have 2 blokes working on it for the whole day........ or not?
              Ahh of course, i didn't think of that..... although i can't think of why more than one mechanic would be required for a long period of time.

              I guess i'll wait and see what BWA and VW Village quote and go from there.

              Thanks for responding.

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              • #8
                I estimate around 10 hours work to do all of that.

                Given that there's 7.6 hours in a normal working day, I'd be putting 2 whole days aside to do it just in case.
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