Thread: What Should it cost 2009, BT50 Injector seals??

Need to have the injector seals done on the BT50, Its the older 2009 model, Gonna get a price from the local Mazda people but anyone out there working for on of the dealerships give me a rough Idea of what it should cost. We would normally get it done at a local guy but given all the dramas we had last time(s) its going to the dealership.
I guess cost will be similar in all brands maybe..............??

Is it just the copper crush washer things to replace? How often are you meant to do them?

Based on what I used to pay for my 2011 Hilux with common rail 3.0 turbo, cost could be the difference between normal service cost and $1100. In other words, when my truck needed injector seals replaced every X,000 Kms, it cost me around $1100 for the whole scheduled service. I now drive a petrol Suzuki.

Depends if they have leaked, there is also 8 seals for oil and the 4 copper washers

Originally Posted by longrange308

Depends if they have leaked, there is also 8 seals for oil and the 4 copper washers

I know one is leaking, I have had a price of $350 but given the track record this particular place has with our vehicle it will be off the Mazda Dealership (yes I know we will get reamed) but at least it will be done right??

Originally Posted by mikee

I know one is leaking, I have had a price of $350 but given the track record this particular place has with our vehicle it will be off the Mazda Dealership (yes I know we will get reamed) but at least it will be done right??

Depends who gets the job I guess,
If one has been leaking extra time will add up polishing seats etc, dealer will change all seals which from memory are pricey for what they are
But you had a shit run so you gotta do what ya gotta do

Originally Posted by mikee

I know one is leaking, I have had a price of $350 but given the track record this particular place has with our vehicle it will be off the Mazda Dealership (yes I know we will get reamed) but at least it will be done right??

You would hope so, but my in laws had problem with the Toyota dealership being absolutely hopeless trying to fix their Toyota car.

Good thing about sticking with a dealership is that if there are any problems down the track they can't claim it was fixed by someone unqualified, and out of warranty claims can be a lot easier/not impossible.

Originally Posted by mikee

at least it will be done right??

haha

Hopefully they are good with the nuts and bolts stuff.......

Originally Posted by Beetroot

You would hope so, but my in laws had problem with the Toyota dealership being absolutely hopeless trying to fix their Toyota car.

Good thing about sticking with a dealership is that if there are any problems down the track they can't claim it was fixed by someone unqualified, and out of warranty claims can be a lot easier/not impossible.

And there you have it in a nutshell. After the last rigmarole we had I will just suck up the cost as being the "dealership" they have no excuses

Shoulda bought a Ford!!!!

Originally Posted by Maca49

Shoulda bought a Ford!!!!

And the kicker is my 1993 2.8 SWB Pajero hack continues to operate with very little "maintenance" despite being drowned twice in its life already
Small workshops might be cheap but they seem to have neither the skills nor equipment to service modern diesels.

Goodluck mikee