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12-07-2005, 02:57 PM
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well after it being in my room looking fantastic in the box, its almost time for it to be fitted.
I posted this thread because i know some were asking about the labuor charge to have the job done. I think somebody said they were quoted 8 hours labour?! Today Ive been told the official charge would be around $250, so this shouldnt vary too much from dealer to dealer. They are apparently quite a tricky item to fit. Thankfully I'm having mine done for the princely sum of $50 due to pulling a few strings at the dealership, but for those who were wondering, allow $300 - because you'll no doubt wanna go for a drive with the nice leather wheel once its no and that $50 should keep you going for ages!
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12-07-2005, 09:27 PM
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That's great - I'm about 70% keen to get this done with my 45K service which is in about 700kms time. A dealer on Brisbane's southside quoted me 8hrs labour. Won't be going there!
What do I need to say to get a good deal on fitting!!?? 
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12-07-2005, 09:38 PM
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do it yourself :P
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13-07-2005, 09:17 AM
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Funnily enough there is a guide I have found on focusfanatics.com that shows you how to do it yourself, but looking at all the stuff inside the box I think Id get lost in a matter of minutes. So best to leave it to the pros.
And for that price, who's complaning! Mick K - Im supplying the wheel and all neccesary parts myself (I have the kit) hence why theyre able to only charge me labour. Just tell them it should only take a good mechanic 3 hours at the absolute most (and even then id be asking questions) and therefore they cannot possibly charge you any more than that.
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15-07-2005, 08:12 PM
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Got quoted $240 fitting today by another Brisbane dealer - They also quoted about $350 for the parts - but I think that may be for the non-leather wheel version.
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15-07-2005, 08:19 PM
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The part number from my kit, which has the leather wheel and all cruise components in it, is LR 10975 BA.
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15-07-2005, 10:05 PM
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Go for it Mick, sounds great that!!
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20-07-2005, 08:04 PM
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Well I'm booked to get the cruise supplied and fitted next week with the 45K service. $418 for the kit (leather wheel) and $240 fitting, plus another $250 odd for the service will make it about $900 all up but considering my last 2 cars have had cruise and I do a bit of highway mileage, it should be worth it.
Other dealers quoted me as much as $900 for just the cruise kit and fitment last week. I looked at 3rd party kits for about $300 fitted but they looked dodgy. Anyone want a leather wheel? Make an offer - but you'll have to wait till at least next Thurs MK |
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28-07-2005, 07:52 PM
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Got my cruise control and new wheel fitted today - very happy with the cruise - my right angle is thanking me already!
Just need to go back to the dealer to get whatever bolts they left loose behind the wheel connected / tightened.  Any CL drivers out there want a leather LR Focus wheel? MK |
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30-07-2005, 01:45 PM
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Found out the bolts the dealer left undone were the ones that hold the airbag on.
Fantastic effort there Mr Ford dealer. Do they have a quality control process? MK |
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Fitting Cruise and Leather Wheel
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