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Old Nov 23, 2013 | 07:52 PM
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Default Re: Clutch replacement

Originally Posted by benz208
The clutch just went out on my 2004 Crossfire. I was wondering if anyone had an idea of what I can expect to pay if I take it to the dealership.
I am going to come up with an emoticon or some kind of doctored up picture for questions like this.

For now, this will have to do:

DO NOT TAKE YOUR CROSSFIRE TO THE DEALER. DON'T.
TAKE IT SOMEWHERE THAT WILL HAVE EXPERIENCE PEOPLE TO WORK ON IT.
YOUR CAR IS A MERCEDES, IT IS NOT A CHRYSLER.


Those who take their cars to their local Chrysler dealer ALMOST NEVER come away pleased. And ALL of them pay WAY TOO MUCH for the work. Seriously - $1500 for a stuck ignition switch? $340 for a new KEY? Deb Walker bought a fan/motor on eBay and took it to the dealer in Savannah - you can change out the whole thing in 4 to 10 minutes - I cannot remember what they quoted her, but I remember the four letter words she quoted THEM!

Find a local shop with a good reputation - TRY to find one that is known for working on Mercedes cars charges fair prices. I can easily see $100 an hour or even $150 in some areas. But please, how can we get the word out to people that they are taking a German made Mercedes to an American dealership and they are going to be S O R R Y ?
 
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