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Driveshaft gaiter replacement
consumers_revenge
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Hi,
Cars going in for its MOT on saturday. Been around it and tested/checked as much as I can. Apart from number plate bulbs the only other thing I can see is the gaiter gone. Wheel side one not engine side ( to dark to seeengine side without a ramp )

Gone are the days of doing this myself ( and I might have considered fitting a sticking boot but they sound not that great ) to my 93 micra.
Anyone any idea of how much this is likely to cost to repair please?
Cheers.
Cars going in for its MOT on saturday. Been around it and tested/checked as much as I can. Apart from number plate bulbs the only other thing I can see is the gaiter gone. Wheel side one not engine side ( to dark to seeengine side without a ramp )

Gone are the days of doing this myself ( and I might have considered fitting a sticking boot but they sound not that great ) to my 93 micra.
Anyone any idea of how much this is likely to cost to repair please?
Cheers.
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Sorry cannot tell how much you will be charged, but:
Is the MOT place a small business with a garage.
Mention it to them beforehand and get an estimate.
Get some estimates from various garages tomorrow.
It should be way less than £80, because the part is only around £200 -
Cheers for reply
Im trying to work out how long the labours likely to be to be honest.0 -
It'll be the cost of the gaiter (about £10 no more at an educated guess) plus an hours labour. I'd estimate around £50 or so all in?0
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If it's the outer CV boot, I paid £40 for each one (both fronts needed doing), though I did have a quote for £30 each.
The CV boot kits themselves are around £6: http://www.carparts4less.co.uk/0
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