$650 to replace swaybar bushings?
My 03 TT quattro has a nasty metallic creaking sound coming from the rear end when I turn or go up uneven pavement. The local Audi Dealership (Stevens Creek Audi San Jose) said it would be around 650 bucks to fix. Sounds way too high.
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RE: $650 to replace swaybar bushings?
yeah, get the bushings and do it yourself.
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I get pissed more and more when I see these posts. One, because the dealers are absolutely killing people with these ridiculous job quotes, and two because most of the repairs I see listed are simple and if you take half a minute to look at the car or the DIYs you'll see that it's not even necessary to call the dealer. Order the part from a site vendor and do the job at home.
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lol, I spay my gf's Jetta bushing once a month with just some wd-40 until I decided to remove them and regrease.
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That's actually not a bad preventative maintenance. May not fully do the trick but it should help a little at least.
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Except your A4 is nothing like a TT....... a TT sway bar isn't complicated its just a extreme time consuming pain in the ass.
650.00 seems a little high. But probably includes 1.0 hour (115.00) diagnosis which starts to makes more sense. |
It's still ridiculously expensive. I wonder sometimes how dealership service shops stay in business. Virtually anywhere is less expensive and many are just as capable.
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