Stevens Creek BMW
has added a handy online service reservation system, which
I used to book my appointment. It let's you choose your drop
off time, and all of them were available (read: the dealership's
service departments are hurting).
I really like my advisor from last time, Marc
La Bas, so I asked for him again and luckily/wisely he was
still there.
| QTY |
Part Number |
Description |
List |
Net |
Total |
| 1 |
34-35-1-164-372 |
Brake pad wear sensor |
$20.18 |
$20.18 |
$20.18 |
| 1 |
34-21-6-761-240 |
Repair kit, Brake pads |
$97.13 |
$97.13 |
$97.13 |
| 2 |
34-20-1-166-073 |
Brake disc , ventilated |
$118.00 |
$118.00 |
$236.00 |
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|
Parts total |
$353.51 |
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Labor |
$389.99 |
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Discount |
-$58.50 |
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TOTAL |
$743.50 |
They also recommended...
- Replacing the oil level sensor, $478
- Replacing the power steering hose, $616
- Repairing the tail light wiring $553
- Replacing the fuel filter, $240
Total of recommended repairs: $1,887.
Kelly Blue Book on my car is $13K, so the repairs would be
15% of the value of the car. Hmmm... I may have the power steering
hose replaced at some point, but the other items can wait,
especially since I'll be saving up for my next car as soon
as I find a job.
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