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Is it reasonable to charge £600 to replace the condenser in our Toyota Yaris?
My daughter has been advised by the main dealer that the condenser and high pressure pipe of her 2009 Toyota Yaris TR 5dr 1.33 VVT-i are leaking at the joint and a new unit is required at a fitted price of £597.66 inc VAT. Do you think this is reasonable?
Asked on 19 October 2013 by CB, via email
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Honest John
You mean the a/c condenser? Could be. On many cars these are sited where they are vulnerable to damage on many makes and models, I guess to create an income stream for dealers.
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