Vectra V6 plug leads..............
08 December 2004, 08:22 PM
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Vectra V6 plug leads..............
My Dad's mate has been quoted £300+ for them replaced 
I've done a quick search online and found Splitfire items for £130. How much should he expect to pay for non-performance ones of a good quality?
I've done a quick search online and found Splitfire items for £130. How much should he expect to pay for non-performance ones of a good quality?
08 December 2004, 09:42 PM
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vaux original are actually the best - and are also considered a non-service item along with the plugs ... go figure ... lifetime motoring from one set of leads and plugs? maybe ... but I know I would rather be paying the £3 each for the plugs every 12k ...
'Autovaux' are the guys to go to ... if I had a number handy I'd give it ...
'Autovaux' are the guys to go to ... if I had a number handy I'd give it ...
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09 December 2004, 12:19 AM
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i changed the coil pack and leads on my mates GSi last monday,parts cost £150 all in, and i charged him £50 to do it.
vauxhall wanted £260 to just do the coil pack.
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coil pack was £100 and o/e fit leads where £30 both from my local motor factors (in which i get trader's discount as well!)
vauxhall wanted £260 to just do the coil pack.
oh,
coil pack was £100 and o/e fit leads where £30 both from my local motor factors (in which i get trader's discount as well!)
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Originally Posted by Brun
My Dad's mate has been quoted £300+ for them replaced
I've done a quick search online and found Splitfire items for £130. How much should he expect to pay for non-performance ones of a good quality?
I've done a quick search online and found Splitfire items for £130. How much should he expect to pay for non-performance ones of a good quality?
i'll come and do it for that!
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Vauxhall supply them in packs of 3 ... at either £95 or £120 for a pack ( I passed out when he told me so my memory's a bit fuzzy around this point ... ) ... so double it to replace a complete set ....
at either £95 or £120 for a pack ( I passed out when he told me so my memory's a bit fuzzy around this point ... ) ... so double it to replace a complete set ....
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These are the guys (as mentioned above)
http://www.autovaux.co.uk/
You may need to sit on the phone 'cos they can be buggers to get hold of sometimes - but WELL worth it
http://www.autovaux.co.uk/
You may need to sit on the phone 'cos they can be buggers to get hold of sometimes - but WELL worth it
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