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was it a good price
« on: 27 March 2009, 13:46:04 »

hi, i have just bought an omega toure 2.5 v6 estate,then discovered that it was only running on 4 cylinders.the garage said it was a problem with either the ht leads or the ignition coil pack,they replaced both, and it cost me £300 is this a good price. Thanks, Tom.
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Re: was it a good price
« Reply #1 on: 27 March 2009, 14:20:25 »

If you give the year, mileage etc.. you might get a reply!!
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Re: was it a good price
« Reply #2 on: 27 March 2009, 14:32:41 »

think he wants to know if £300 is a good price for coil pack and leads - not what he paid for the car
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Re: was it a good price
« Reply #3 on: 27 March 2009, 14:46:30 »

£300 is a reasonable price for the car but way over the odds for a dis pack and leads
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Re: was it a good price
« Reply #4 on: 27 March 2009, 14:47:38 »

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hi, i have just bought an omega toure 2.5 v6 estate,then discovered that it was only running on 4 cylinders.the garage said it was a problem with either the ht leads or the ignition coil pack,they replaced both, and it cost me £300 is this a good price. Thanks, Tom.

You could have bought another omega for that price. ;D
Leads £30-40, Dis pack £90-100 + 1 hours labour - £200 tops - could have done it yourself for 1/2 price - there are lots of maintenance guides on here. :y
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Re: was it a good price
« Reply #5 on: 27 March 2009, 15:05:17 »

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think he wants to know if £300 is a good price for coil pack and leads - not what he paid for the car


i think i need to read things more carefully in future!!
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Re: was it a good price
« Reply #6 on: 27 March 2009, 15:24:16 »

As said...but also the garage should have been able to replace one or the other and only replace both if both had failed...so extra rip off really...
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Re: was it a good price
« Reply #7 on: 27 March 2009, 17:52:43 »

if 2 pots, one on opposing banks, are not firing then probably was the dis pac at fault, leads can look ok but the rubber can get week and split very easily, so not totally bad idea to change them. 300 is steep but depending on their hourly rate not suprising. Second hand parts from a breaker can lower the cost as can diy. If so, you could have done the job your self for.... 70 to 80...?

Its an awkward job though. Limited access and easy to dislodge other important items like vac pipes and electrical connectors.


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Re: was it a good price
« Reply #8 on: 27 March 2009, 21:06:47 »

yeah it can be hard but nay mechanic worth his salt would have noticed he could remove the pannel under the scuttle pannel for good access
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« Reply #9 on: 27 March 2009, 21:30:51 »

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yeah it can be hard but nay mechanic worth his salt would have noticed he could remove the pannel under the scuttle pannel for good access

And move the wiper motor mechanism to the side.
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Re: was it a good price
« Reply #10 on: 27 March 2009, 22:34:49 »

I just had mine done on my 97R 2.5 Elite .. total cost for new plugs and second hand HT leads and dis pack from breakers was £185 fitted.

And it's now purring like a pussy, smooth as velvet again.
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« Reply #11 on: 27 March 2009, 23:15:17 »

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I just had mine done on my 97R 2.5 Elite .. total cost for new plugs and second hand HT leads and dis pack from breakers was £185 fitted.

And it's now purring like a pussy, smooth as velvet again.
Glad to hear all is well Andy, a few miles left in the old girl yet. :-)
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Re: was it a good price
« Reply #12 on: 28 March 2009, 00:24:40 »

I just paid £500 to get mine repaired & still have a few bits and bobs which need attention. Am hoping it will last me a few years & it will eventually pay off.. :y

You could have bought another omega for that price. ;DLeads £30-40, Dis pack £90-100 + 1 hours labour - £200 tops - could have done it yourself for 1/2 price - there are lots of maintenance guides on here. :y[/quote]
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