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Wet timing belt and kit

OLI FORD FIESTA ECO 2014
OLI FORD FIESTA ECO 2014
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Hi to all that assisted me with information about my fiesta wetbelt I think what iv been quoted in the last hour is great when I think of all the parts and labour  £1700  in total 

£529.43 for just the parts

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    Well done 👍 

    You got there in the end. 

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    2 hours ago, OLI FORD FIESTA ECO 2014 said:

      £1700  in total 

    £529.43 for just the parts

    Out of interest, is that a Ford dealer or independent?. What exactly are they doing for that?

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    It's furrows so ford as such and there doing the whole lot wet timing belt, cam belt  seals, gaskets  oil pump and oil pump strainer everything one of the cheapest iv found to do it iv spoke to one of my bosses tonight he got his done only a year ago £957 the whole lot I don't think it was genuine parts though 

     

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    3 hours ago, unofix said:

    Well done 👍 

    You got there in the end. 

    Cheers pal

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    Just had a quote from my local Ford dealer. £1800 for wet belts change and new water pump. 2 days.

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    Looks as if £1700-1800 is around the bottom end of quotes from Ford dealers - we've seen some members quoted much, much more.

    On the other hand, the only case I know personally who's had a belt change paid just under £1000. That was at an independent who serviced the car from new (a former Ford dealer, as it happens) using genuine parts. They had the car two days.

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    8 hours ago, Bobr said:

    Just had a quote from my local Ford dealer. £1800 for wet belts change and new water pump. 2 days.

    That's not a bad price and it's getting done over 2 days not bad I guess from what iv seen on a YouTube video half the engine comes away to do the job 

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