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Daughter has a 2014 Holden Cruze, She's just been told it's going to cost $630 to fix a coil problem. I'm guessing that all coils and she said plugs as well.
That sounds like a shite load but I wouldn't really know. Anyone have experience with stuff?
Seems a bit expensive. I havn't done one on a Cruze but have worked on a similar GM motor. The coils is all one pack. This might help.
https://youtu.be/tihAzLX7yj8
He says in the vid that he got the coil pack on Amazon for $90.00 US. i would expect to pay $150 t0 $200 here for a decent after market pack.
Thanks guys, I'll check the vids out.
A 30 minute job if all goes well. Whack a tiny bit of anti-seize on the spark plug threads and you are good to go.
Thanks @mudnut, I watched that video, looks easy peasy, daughter lives in the city though, sure not a $600 job.Quote:
Originally Posted by mudnut
Know of any reputable mechanics in the Hawthorn/Camberwell area?
A good mechanic is worth his weight in gold. I gotta find one in the Bundoora/ Thomastown area for my daughter too.
I run an Ultratune and did one earlier in the week, $450 including new plugs, not a hard job will take longer to get the part.
If your daughter can get to Ferntree Gully (South east suburbs) I can sort it out for her, including a Nissanpatrol.com discount :)