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RRSTDV8 Member Since: 12 Aug 2011 Location: Northamptonshire Posts: 8980 |
£9k sounds a bit cheap for a new engine from Land Rover - figures of £15k have been mentioned hereabouts. If the previous owner's details are there, it might be worth a friendly call to chat about the work done. 2012 SDV6 - it's missing a couple of cylinders
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Tue Jun 25 2019 1:13pm |
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Devol Member Since: 19 Jun 2019 Location: Greenock Posts: 6 |
That’s the net total, I note on the invoice the turbo unit prices were 1300 & 2150 but were only charged net price of £400 & £850 so I’m thinking it may have been done under a warranty or something. |
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Tue Jun 25 2019 2:58pm |
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Devol Member Since: 19 Jun 2019 Location: Greenock Posts: 6 |
I have just spoken with the previous owner and the full cost of the replacement was £22K, the owner had to pay 40% hence the invoice price. It turns out that the 2012/13 engine had a crank shaft failure issue that was very common. the new engine is a 2016 so all is good. thanks for your advice |
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Thu Jun 27 2019 2:22pm |
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RRSTDV8 Member Since: 12 Aug 2011 Location: Northamptonshire Posts: 8980 |
Good to know you've got a proper new engine and not a bodged attempt at a recon job.
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Thu Jun 27 2019 2:46pm |
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Father Jack Member Since: 16 Oct 2016 Location: Edinburgh Posts: 480 |
Big difference between gross and net figures on the turbos, even allowing for 20% VAT and any discount ? I had both replaced in mine plus belts on my 2012 and it was cirxa £4k/body off job, at a specialist indy. |
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Thu Jun 27 2019 7:37pm |
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