Hey there. I have a 1993 ED Fairmont sedan. I have been quoted $758.00 to fit new standard shock absorbers. That's 2 for the front and 2 for the rear. Seems rather steep? Any comments please.
thunderbolt,
Jun 26, 11:14pm
Seems pretty good to me, parts and labour.
What are you basing your judgement on?
intrade,
Jun 26, 11:15pm
sounds ok to me for all 4 fitted and supplyed
whqqsh,
Jun 27, 12:04am
a bit steep IMO, I supplied my rear shocks as I found some NOS air shocks but Manukau Tyres (in South Aucks) fitted them & fitted & supplied front shocks in my EL wagon & cost in the mid $400's
tamarillo,
Jun 27, 1:13am
How much is parts and how much labour? Maybe they're quoting ford parts whereas you can get perfectly good, often OE supplier, shocks often much cheaper. I had boge units put in back of mark x that saved couple hundred over Toyota part. I THINK rear shock is inside spring, so all four spring units have to come out and that's a bit of labour. Certainly it's inside spring at front. 3 hours worth? Mechanic comment needed!
gmphil,
Jun 27, 1:21am
never done one guessin three hours so $250ish labour .rkn bout $150 to dear
franc123,
Jun 27, 1:39am
For a fitted price its not bad, given the fronts are a strut type, rears are straightforward enough but involves removing the outer parts of the seat back to install. Three hours is reasonable.
clark20,
Apr 22, 12:25pm
Includes wheels alignment?
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