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I just had CD Motors put a new unit in my wife's 14 500. They are super nice guys and if they weren't 2.5hrs drive from me I'd have them do all the servicing on the little thing.
Glad you managed to get it fixed, and that you had a good experience with CD motors.I just had CD Motors put a new unit in my wife's 14 500.
I have been quoted $4100 AUD to supply, fit and recalibrate a reconditioned actuator.How much are they quoting you?
I have been quoted $4100 AUD to supply, fit and recalibrate a reconditioned actuator.
They have replaced the clutch and flywheel at a cost of $3400 AUD
norhace falta limpiarlo.No es necesario, cuanto más limpio, mejor. De todos modos, con el tiempo, se acumulará una película de grasa en la cámara del mecanismo.
You're right mostly, but I would also be asking 40% of what value?That's around £2000, so a bit more than the previous poster in the UK, but not excessively so.
That seems less reasonable - does your vehicle have a DMF? (This would go a long way to explaining the difference)
This illustrates the problem with running an older vehicle; faced with a repair that's maybe 40% of its value, you go ahead - only to be hit with another repair of 50% of its value a few months later.
Sometimes it's best to just let it go, and sell 'as is' when the first big bill rears it head.
This may also help explain why I don't advise anyone to buy a vehicle >8yrs old unless they're capable of maintaining it themselves.
After further investigation and diagnosis, the doblo needs a new control module and hydraulic unit.That's around £2000, so a bit more than the previous poster in the UK, but not excessively so.
That seems less reasonable - does your vehicle have a DMF? (This would go a long way to explaining the difference)
This illustrates the problem with running an older vehicle; faced with a repair that's maybe 40% of its value, you go ahead - only to be hit with another repair of 50% of its value a few months later.
Sometimes it's best to just let it go, and sell 'as is' when the first big bill rears it head.
This may also help explain why I don't advise anyone to buy a vehicle >8yrs old unless they're capable of maintaining it themselves.
That is, by far, the best way forward. A 2010 500 dualogic with a major transmission fault is basically just a scrap car, since any repair with a meaningful hope of lasting is going to cost more than it's worth.I’m thinking they might just have to take the car back and give me my money back cos a new gearbox would cost them about 2k and I don’t think they will want to do that….
Forget about trying to get this repaired; just concentrate on returning the car and getting your money back.They can recondition mine if it was sent to them however there’s a 6 week wait or they can send out a new one to a garage to fit cost approx 1600 including VAT
Hey everyoneAfter further investigation and diagnosis, the doblo needs a new control module and hydraulic unit.
Not 100% what the hydraulic unit is, however I do know what the control module is.
So far I have had 3 quotes from the same company using parts from a variety of suppliers, starting at 15k, 9.8k and 7.8k - and now he has offered me 1.2k AUD for the vehicle as is for training and R&D
Not sure what R&D they are looking at doing on a 2016 vehicle.
It has been serviced every 10-15k km, so that probably contributes to the good runtime so far.
I am thinking of stripping it and selling as parts, I dont want this to happen again in a year.
Ask for a quote and whether there's guarantee on the repair.So I’m this thread someone mentions CD motors being great-specialist in repairing fiats,
I’ve called them and they said they have seen this all the time.
He said it needs a new gearbox actuator. Not a whole new gearbox. He said oil leaks from the actuators into the sensors.
They can recondition mine if it was sent to them however there’s a 6 week wait or they can send out a new one to a garage to fit cost approx 1600 including VAT
It doesn’t sound like the garage it was sent it to understands the issue!