
Originally Posted by
Clint45
$500 for parts and $500 for labor sounds about right . . . that's probably at least a 3 hour job to get to the compressor, replace it, charge it, replace whatever needed to be removed to get to the compressor, then test it. I'm guessing the compressor is about the same amount of labor as a heater core. If it isn't under warranty, you could've probably saved a hundred bucks or so by taking it somewhere other than the dealership. NOT a job to attempt yourself, and not something you want to take to a service station that'll do the work for half price (with used parts and improper tools).