Clio 182 dephaser pulley - how much should I expect to pay to get it fixed?

[OllieP182]

Hi all, first post on these forums so forgive me if I'm posting this in the wrong place. I'm looking at purchasing a Clio 182 that requires a new dephaser pulley and I'm just wondering how much I should expect to pay to get this repaired (at a specialists or otherwise).

Cheers

 

[JamesBryan]

Hi all, first post on these forums so forgive me if I'm posting this in the wrong place. I'm looking at purchasing a Clio 182 that requires a new dephaser pulley and I'm just wondering how much I should expect to pay to get this repaired (at a specialists or otherwise).

Cheers

Well it requires a full kit change mate, so £500-600 is the ballpark figure.

 

[R-Sport.]

Make sure you go to a decent specialist

 

[JamesBryan]

Post your location and someone will recommend a specialist.

 

[OllieP182]

Post your location and someone will recommend a specialist.

Cheers for the responses, I'm in Surrey. I know of Rentech in Portsmouth which seems to be a reputable garage on these forums but apart from that I'm pretty clueless so recommendations would be appreciated.

 

[bloke]

 

[Bluebeard]

Just about to get one done.
Cambelt kit, Aux belt kit, water pump, coolant, oil/filter, Dephaser, cam end caps, new bottom pulley bolt.

all in for £620.

 

[Clio182mike]

I paid £550 for the belt kit, water pump and depasher last year on my old 172

 

[DaveL485]

I think parts wise when I did my own it was around £350, so that plus a days labour, and make sure wherever you go has the proper F4R locking tool set.

 

[Ianboom]

Make sure you go to a reputable place recommended on here.
My wife's 200 had a 1.6 dephaser fitted amongst other horrors by some back street guy before we bought it.
I bought the genuine tools and did my 182 which had previously been done by a specialist, it was miles out.
I've just my 197 which was done by Fred years ago and it was still spot on!
Expect £600 or slightly below.
I can recommend Mick at diamond motors but he's quite a ways from you.