cost to replace bag ignition switch
CAPT703
10-10-2005, 11:05 AM
I was just quoted a cost to have the following replaced at my GM dealer
1). Replacing bag ignition switch
2). Replacing drivers door hinge pins and bushings ( quoted $100.00 )
total cost is $432.35
I live in CT if that makes any difference on how the cost is determined
thanks
Stephen
1). Replacing bag ignition switch
2). Replacing drivers door hinge pins and bushings ( quoted $100.00 )
total cost is $432.35
I live in CT if that makes any difference on how the cost is determined
thanks
Stephen
mike2004tct
10-10-2005, 12:12 PM
I was just quoted a cost to have the following replaced at my GM dealer
1). Replacing bag ignition switch
2). Replacing drivers door hinge pins and bushings ( quoted $100.00 )
total cost is $432.35
I live in CT if that makes any difference on how the cost is determined
thanks
Stephen
Had my switch replaced last year. It cost $125.00 for the part from a GM dealer, plus 2 hours labor and 1 hour diagnostics @ $60.00/hour (discount thru the company I work for).
I just bought a new switch at Autozone last week for $89.00 (The same exact unit that Chevy sells). It took me 1.5 hours to replace it.
1). Replacing bag ignition switch
2). Replacing drivers door hinge pins and bushings ( quoted $100.00 )
total cost is $432.35
I live in CT if that makes any difference on how the cost is determined
thanks
Stephen
Had my switch replaced last year. It cost $125.00 for the part from a GM dealer, plus 2 hours labor and 1 hour diagnostics @ $60.00/hour (discount thru the company I work for).
I just bought a new switch at Autozone last week for $89.00 (The same exact unit that Chevy sells). It took me 1.5 hours to replace it.
Gabe25
10-10-2005, 12:56 PM
I replaced my 96 Blazer Ingnition Switch. Paid $76.00 from Redline Auto Parts (Which is Delco Parts). Took me about 1 1/2 hours to replace. Its really not that hard to replace. The only problem I can think of that you mite run into is the 2 screws that hold the Ignition Switch to the Ingnition key assembly. I had Male Torx screws holding it in place. Luckly I have a set of Male & Female Torx sockets. The rest of the replacement of the harness is easy.
mike2004tct
10-10-2005, 02:28 PM
The only problem I can think of that you mite run into is the 2 screws that hold the Ignition Switch to the Ingnition key assembly. I had Male Torx screws holding it in place. Luckly I have a set of Male & Female Torx sockets. The rest of the replacement of the harness is easy.
E4 Torx socket, lisle makes a long shank socket specifically for GM/Cadilac distributor/coil removal. Also needed an E6 socket to get the top sterring wheel cover off, put a needle nose pliers will work.
E4 Torx socket, lisle makes a long shank socket specifically for GM/Cadilac distributor/coil removal. Also needed an E6 socket to get the top sterring wheel cover off, put a needle nose pliers will work.
DINO55
10-10-2005, 04:42 PM
CAPT703
Replacing drivers door hinge pins and bushings ( quoted $100.00 )
I just replaced the hinge pins/bushings on both my front doors. Cost me...$20.00.
We have a sticky on how to do this yourself.
Replacing drivers door hinge pins and bushings ( quoted $100.00 )
I just replaced the hinge pins/bushings on both my front doors. Cost me...$20.00.
We have a sticky on how to do this yourself.
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