HomeHow much does it typically cost for a new transmission on a 96 Ford Taurus?
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2015-07-15 19:20:33
2015-07-15 19:20:33
Hey R==It is around $2000. It varies with the section of the country you live in. Call some local shops for estimates. GoodluckJoe
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Estimated Cost for 2004 TAURUS is $380. that is from Hines Park Ford.
$500.00 to $800.00 Try finding one at a auto salvage yard.
According to the official Ford website, http://www.fordvehicles.com/cars/taurus/, the MSRP for a Taurus Sedan is $25,170.
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Write a longer question. We need to know what kind of car. I'm in Reno NV and they replaced mine (Ford Taurus) with a rebuilt transmission. It cost me $3,000 but that includes labor.
Simply to remove and replace it is about $1000-1250 at most garages. No trans work or cost of new unit included.
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The cost of repairing a valve train in Ford Taurus depends with the given service provider. The cost however ranges between 150 and 300 United States dollars.
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I did a quick google search of my own for my 1999 Taurus, and it appears to be anywhere from $700-1000 (but without labour). I think it also depends where you get it done at, a Ford dealership will most likely cost more than an independent mechanic. Dealerships do charge more but on occasion will have more expertise with a specific model. Definitely be prepared to drop $1000 for your new/old transmission, and if it is less, than you will be ahead of the game!
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