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how long should it take garage to change a clutch/rear oil seal/gearbox? NMI 700

posted by  the kick inside on  Mon Apr 21 06:55 CST 2003
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    how long should it take garage to change a clutch/rear oil seal/gearbox? NMI 700

    posted by  Dee Jay on  Tue Apr 22 09:18 CST 2003
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    5 hours max...and they shouldn't charge you 'full' boat for all the different segments of the job, either, as clutch and tranny should out for the rear seal replacement...let us know








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      how long should it take garage to change a clutch/rear oil seal/gearbox? NMI 700

      posted by  the kick inside on  Tue Apr 22 10:34 CST 2003
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      my brother had this job done, ans is having a debate with the garage over a few things (like how they stuffed his previous box by putting the wrong oil in it...) and how they stuffed the propshaft bearing, they are saying they didnt have time to check stuff..and he is arguing money with them so we were interested to get an opinion as to if doing it all in a day was 'tight' as they are saying, sounds like they are full of BS (which I am NOT suprised about one little bit...) thanks for the come back.







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