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What is the most expensive parts of a car to repair?

asked by toothpick51 (21)

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The most expensive parts to replace on a car is the engine, transmission, and the total power train. You can purchase additiona coverage if your vehicle is newer. However, you are looking at spending a few thousand dollars for replacement parts or to rebuild the existing parts on the vehicle. Use good judgement. It can be costly fast.

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The most expensive parts on a car to repair first off would be items in the drivetrain. Examples are your engine, transmission, rear-end. Some of the newer vehicles have alot of electronic compnents that can be very expensive like a computer board, brake control, or any electronic sensor for that matter

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This will vary from car to car. Typically the MOST expensive would be the engine itself but in some cases these days the transmission runs a close second as far as cost.

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posted by Matt67 (111)
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The most expensive parts of a car to work is engine. The minute work also sometimes causes major expenses. Once the car is sent to workshop repairs will be more.

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posted by worker64 (33)
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That largely depends on year, make and model. Most commonly, enginges and transmission repairs are most costly. Electrical components and computer chip directed items are the 2nd most expensive.

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posted by Advisor (998)
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