Can any one give me..?
I have a Hyundia Accent, just had it serviced today and was told it would need doing. Thought what they quoted seemed a bit excessive but don't really know what i should expect to pay.
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How old is your car? I've got a 1994 Honda Accord with 168,000 miles on it and it's only ever needed the section of brake pipe by the fuel tank replaced. I can't remember how much it cost, but to replace the entire brake pipe on your car would be V expensive (easily £200+) as it is a very labour intensive job.
I've also had a friend who was reccomended to have the lines replaced and they were just a bit corroded. Another garage said they were fine!
If you're happy scrabbling about under the car, have a look at the pipes yourself. It may just be a bit of surface corrosion that can be scraped off - at worst, like mine there might need to be a section replaced.
Best advice would be to try a different garage and ask them to have a look and see what they say.
If it just needs pipes i reckon you're looking at 3 hours labour at a maximum. Garages keep the pipes and most of the fittings on the premises, and they don't cost a lot I'd say about £50 for materials would be reasonable, unless they are odd fittings which they shouldn't be.
Up to £200 would be my guess.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rlvhs0wo9.
depends on labour about 150 of your british nuggetts i think
depends if it's the flexy pipes [rubber] or steel pipes if it steel they replace with copper at about £20 for 25feet roll ofd pipe plus ends at £1 a time say 8 of them and brake fluid plus labour in rough estimate £150 plus
what is a brake pipe??
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