changing the plugs $$
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03-24-2002, 05:50 AM
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changing the plugs $$
My 99 250SD 5.4 has 103,000 on it, and it was time to change the plugs. Took to the dealer and for the plugs and fuel filter it was $137.00, $84.00 which was labar. I thought maybe you just wonder how much it cost.
Yes, it does sound like alot. But considering the way they jam those engines in, it's cheaper to pay for that than everything else I probably would have broke along the way.
I hope the next 100,000 is as good as the first
Yes, it does sound like alot. But considering the way they jam those engines in, it's cheaper to pay for that than everything else I probably would have broke along the way.
I hope the next 100,000 is as good as the first
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changing the plugs $$
> Even if the dealer only wanted $50 I would do it myself
>just for the fact that I know nothing else got messed up
>while it was there !! Just had to put my .02 cents in
>..
I hear ya. I have had some bad service at the dealer. Sometimes, even an oilfield guy can be a good mechanic.
>just for the fact that I know nothing else got messed up
>while it was there !! Just had to put my .02 cents in
>..
I hear ya. I have had some bad service at the dealer. Sometimes, even an oilfield guy can be a good mechanic. 
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