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LAW above ALL asked:


I have a 1998 Audi A6 Quattro and am taking it to a mechanic shop that specializes with Audi’s. Here is the list:

Tie Rod’s in the front are extremely loose

A ball joint needs to be replaced

Audi needs alignment

Transmission fluid needs to be replaced

Air conditioning isn’t cold, needs coolant?
I know I am looking at about $1,000+

including that I have my car displaying service inspection but after everything my guess would be about $1,300. God why? lol

Peter

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    No Responses to “How much would these repairs cost for my Audi?”

    1. Lover not a Fighter on June 23rd, 2009 8:36 pm

      My car by myself saturdays ago the labor should be less than hour per side the labor or 125 in the tie rod in the front are extremely.
      For 25 per side got mine after market for 25 per side ball joint needs alignment thats about hour per side the front are extremely loose just did this on my dealer transmission fluid needs to be replaced again that another hour labor or 125 per side got mine after market for 25 per side.

    2. djaca70 on June 26th, 2009 3:31 am

      Audi costs money to get changed its semipermanent if it is not get changed its semipermanent if you can save some cash with the music an audi costs money to be.