How much to install an intake manifold in a lincoln town car 2001?

Asked by Guru3MRJ6 Jul 17, 2020 at 11:43 PM about the 2001 Lincoln Town Car Executive

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

The dealer wants to charge me 1500 dollars to install an intake manifold in
2001 Lincoln Town Car. Can anyone help me? Is that right?

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From a dealership, that price sounds right. You can save a lot of money by going to a third party repair shop because dealerships repairs will rip you off.

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I have my town car at a dealership to fix manifold. Brought the car in at 8 am and called. They first told me it will take 7 hours to do by “their book”. I went on line and it said 1 hour to take off and 2 to put it back on. I called at 3 pm and he still wasn’t done with it. He has been working on other cars at the same time. But I will be charged the 7 hours that the book tells them it will take. The price went up also while on the phone with them. Going to report and blast every site I can and warn them of these crooks. Beware of ford dealership in Lamar.

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