CD Changer Installed - Labour Costs.
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CD Changer Installed - Labour Costs.
I have called two dealers here and they are saying 1.8 or 2.2 hours to install the CD Changer. Can that be correct? I know the units are prewired already, how in the world could it take this long.
Anyone else have any info re: this?
Anyone else have any info re: this?
Last edited by atssystems.com; Aug 23, 2004 at 05:47 PM.
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Originally Posted by atssystems.com
I have called two dealers here and they are saying 1.8 or 2.2 hours to install the CD Changer. Can that be correct? I know the units are prewired already, how in the world could it take this long.
Anyone else have any info re: this?
Anyone else have any info re: this?
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Yeah, that is where I am getting it installed tomorrow. I will let you know the part number as they got one in for me and I will let you know how it works.
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Remember that the time quoted is from the flat rate manual. Anytime the mechanic comes in in less time than the book, he gets paid for it. The mechanic makes money, the house pushes more cars thru. The job has to be done right though because the mechanic gets penalized for "comebacks".
