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It all depends, I'm a plant mechanic by trade but I've just done a starter motor on a 2006 3 series BMW 3.0 diesel. It took 6 hours in total, had to remove the inlet manifold which I couldn't quite believe but was confirmed after talking to my mate who works on them at a main dealers. Would of cost near a grand to get it done at the dealers as well. Every manufacturers different, and every model will be different. Best to get a few quotes from independent garages!

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I would say that to give you a proper answer you need to tell us the make and year also type of engine as all things can affect what should be a simple job on my 2000 Jeep cherokee 4ltr the problem was not fitting it that took only a short time it was getting one that had the correct electric connector to be able to plug it in after getting two from a uk parts firm that did not fit in the end I had to order one from the US that only took a few days and was a good price much to my surprise.

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as said previous...depends what it is......if its a rear wheel drive van...should be quick and simple

 

 

mate had a new alternator on his range rover....they had all the front of the car off and the rad (i think)...just to swap it over........

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