Sep 9, 2011 #1 F flt.eng Active Member Joined Oct 20, 2010 Messages 209 Location Nr. Tewkesbury Car E320 avantgared Does £185 plus vat sound reasonable, for a plug change on my (03) E320. This is from an MB indy.
Sep 9, 2011 #2 BlackC55 Authorised Forum Sponsor SUPPORTER Joined Feb 8, 2007 Messages 20,791 Location Portsmouth, Hampshire. Car E55K SL500 E250X2 Smart44 Brabus Track car E450Cabriolet X350 Pick up 1.6 hours labour and about £5 each plug (12)
Sep 17, 2011 #3 E E320Trip New Member Joined Jul 5, 2007 Messages 29 Location West London Car E320 Avantgard Estate I was charged 2.5 hours labour to change plugs @ £60 per hour (plus vat) in July 2007. The plugs were charged at £7.34 each plus vat ;12 of them!
I was charged 2.5 hours labour to change plugs @ £60 per hour (plus vat) in July 2007. The plugs were charged at £7.34 each plus vat ;12 of them!
Sep 17, 2011 #4 L Lockking Active Member Joined Jul 20, 2008 Messages 296 Location Surrey Car W208 CLK320 Cab/Jaguar 3.0 S Type/W208 CLK 430 Cab E320Trip said: I was charged 2.5 hours labour to change plugs @ £60 per hour (plus vat) in July 2007. The plugs were charged at £7.34 each plus vat ;12 of them! Click to expand... Should have gone to Olly! he's only down in Horndean. never mind!
E320Trip said: I was charged 2.5 hours labour to change plugs @ £60 per hour (plus vat) in July 2007. The plugs were charged at £7.34 each plus vat ;12 of them! Click to expand... Should have gone to Olly! he's only down in Horndean. never mind!
Sep 17, 2011 #5 DSM10000 MB Club Veteran SUPPORTER Joined Jul 12, 2011 Messages 17,779 Location Near Salisbury Car Range Rover 5.0 SC, BMW X1 plusone! Do you have to remove the coil packs when changing the plugs on a V6? I had a look with the cover off and access looks to be tight in certain places
Do you have to remove the coil packs when changing the plugs on a V6? I had a look with the cover off and access looks to be tight in certain places
Sep 17, 2011 #6 DSM10000 MB Club Veteran SUPPORTER Joined Jul 12, 2011 Messages 17,779 Location Near Salisbury Car Range Rover 5.0 SC, BMW X1 plusone! Also, is the MB tool for lead removal worth getting?
Sep 17, 2011 #7 DSM10000 MB Club Veteran SUPPORTER Joined Jul 12, 2011 Messages 17,779 Location Near Salisbury Car Range Rover 5.0 SC, BMW X1 plusone! DSM10000 said: Do you have to remove the coil packs when changing the plugs on a V6? I had a look with the cover off and access looks to be tight in certain places Click to expand... Anyone?
DSM10000 said: Do you have to remove the coil packs when changing the plugs on a V6? I had a look with the cover off and access looks to be tight in certain places Click to expand... Anyone?
Sep 18, 2011 #8 OP OP F flt.eng Active Member Joined Oct 20, 2010 Messages 209 Location Nr. Tewkesbury Car E320 avantgared No need to buy the special removal tool. Get a cheap or spare 17mm offset ring spanner & cut the offset ring part in half. Making in effect a claw.You can use this to lever the plug leads off.
No need to buy the special removal tool. Get a cheap or spare 17mm offset ring spanner & cut the offset ring part in half. Making in effect a claw.You can use this to lever the plug leads off.