Thread: Any specific concern with 88 year for 300E?
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Old 08-01-2002, 04:21 PM
suginami suginami is offline
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I've read from Stevebfl and euro287 that they charge 15.5 hours labor to replace an evaporator in a W124.

Expect to pay $300-$400 for an ACM evaporator, and at $60 / hour for labor, you're talking $930 for labor.

Totals out to $1,300-$1,400.

FWIW, Hi-Power has a 1986 300E, and his a/c blows ice cold and has never suffered a failure of the evaporator or any other a/c related component. Never even needed a recharge of R-12.
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