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Ghost Hunter:
Took 2012 Forester into dealer for a few services items.  Got some quotes that got my heart pumping.   :yike:  The catalytic converter, front control arm bushing replacements, and windshield are big ticket items.  Appears I am spending a down payment on a new model.   :dunno:  Thinking about a 'gofundme' page  :dunno: :chuckle:.   

Sandberm:
Spill the beans...how much?

My step son works in a garage. They charged a guy $3000 to replace the blend door(hot air/cold air dealio) on a newer Chevy Colorado. Complete dash removal....lots of labor to change out a $40 part

jackelope:
Don’t do a windshield at a dealership. Call a glass guy.

Don’t do a cat at a dealership. Take it to an exhaust shop.

Both will be exponentially cheaper away from the dealer.

(I’m a dealership service manager)

jackelope:

--- Quote from: Sandberm on January 01, 2025, 11:03:34 AM ---Spill the beans...how much?

My step son works in a garage. They charged a guy $3000 to replace the blend door(hot air/cold air dealio) on a newer Chevy Colorado. Complete dash removal....lots of labor to change out a $40 part

--- End quote ---

That seems excessive, even at Bellevue prices.

boneaddict:
I’d say essentially anything you can do outside of a dealership, do it outside the dealership.  I priced a spare rim for an extra spare. Dodge quoted me 2k.   I got it at schwabs for 300.

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