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WTB: Recon or OEM Air con cooling coil for E90 335i
- Thread starter Wh0cArEs
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I just done mine near Queenway.
OEM coil is expensive BUT aftermarket coil, just without the BMW logo cost much lesser, ~$380+
Not to promote anything, my car was serviced by them (sub-con) through TWM warranty so claim under warranty.
Left the car on Tues before lunch, collected on Wed morning
320i
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stevenwu;631323 said:I just done mine near Queenway.
OEM coil is expensive BUT aftermarket coil, just without the BMW logo cost much lesser, ~$380+
$380 parts + labor? I did mine at motoraire, parts + labor - $1200...They told me replacing the compressor will cost same amount.
C3P0
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Steven,stevenwu;631323 said:I just done mine near Queenway.
OEM coil is expensive BUT aftermarket coil, just without the BMW logo cost much lesser, ~$380+
Not to promote anything, my car was serviced by them (sub-con) through TWM warranty so claim under warranty.
Left the car on Tues before lunch, collected on Wed morning
Is it BMWorkshop?
sorry bro,
$380+ is cost the part itself (COIL) ...not sure about the total cost since they claimed everything from TWM for me.
it is " Tomika LIP" at Queenway area. Tel: 62762628
Let them quote, if cheaper, then do lor. They did show me my leaking coil as well as the new one that they plan to install. (They ordered at least > 50 coils) saying the e9x series always have this coil leaking problem
Talk to the boss's daughter, very friendly and helpful.
Hope this help.
franklkk
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kelvinjb;631380 said:
Hi, I faced aircon coil leakage too. If go to JB for repair. How long will they take to repair?
I have checked up from some local workshops. They say that they need 1 & half day to replace the coil etc.
Wh0cArEs
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Hope this helps everyone
OEM cooling coil costs abt $350 - $400, Original ones cost $650 - $700
Labour will be in the region of 300 bucks.
I've finally got mine replaced with an OEM cooling coil, total damage $700+
Downtime approx 1.5 days
It's great to have an aircon that works again
franklkk
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Wh0cArEs;653458 said:Hope this helps everyone
OEM cooling coil costs abt $350 - $400, Original ones cost $650 - $700
Labour will be in the region of 300 bucks.
I've finally got mine replaced with an OEM cooling coil, total damage $700+
Downtime approx 1.5 days
It's great to have an aircon that works again
Hi, can PM where did you get it done?
Wh0cArEs;653458 said:Hope this helps everyone
OEM cooling coil costs abt $350 - $400, Original ones cost $650 - $700
Labour will be in the region of 300 bucks.
I've finally got mine replaced with an OEM cooling coil, total damage $700+
Downtime approx 1.5 days
It's great to have an aircon that works again
hi bro,
can pm me the contact?n btw do u happen to drive a scobby last time?
Des
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Wh0cArEs;653458 said:Hope this helps everyone
OEM cooling coil costs abt $350 - $400, Original ones cost $650 - $700
Labour will be in the region of 300 bucks.
I've finally got mine replaced with an OEM cooling coil, total damage $700+
Downtime approx 1.5 days
It's great to have an aircon that works again
Bro, can SMS me the place and phone no. you fix your Coling Coil. 96789120 Thks
jamesL
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Wh0cArEs;653458 said:Hope this helps everyone
OEM cooling coil costs abt $350 - $400, Original ones cost $650 - $700
Labour will be in the region of 300 bucks.
I've finally got mine replaced with an OEM cooling coil, total damage $700+
Downtime approx 1.5 days
It's great to have an aircon that works again
Hi Bro,
Can PM me the details too? mine just Kaput!!!
Thank you!
propertyhans
Active Member
stevenwu;631323 said:I just done mine near Queenway.
OEM coil is expensive BUT aftermarket coil, just without the BMW logo cost much lesser, ~$380+
Not to promote anything, my car was serviced by them (sub-con) through TWM warranty so claim under warranty.
Left the car on Tues before lunch, collected on Wed morning
Hi bro can pm me the location and number? Mine also got problem. Thanks!
