porsch964

I need to calculate the time labor rates to perform work on a Rodeo. Is there a site where the software to obtain that information can be downloaded? Thanks in advance for your replies.

amigo-2k

Depends on the part of the country you live in, and the service you need done.

typicall rates are about 75 bucks an hour.

dealers charge more.

I think edmunds.com use to have maintance schedules for cars and suggested rates for the work.

http://www.edmunds.com/maintenance/vehicle.do

reading over the edmunds numbers, they are super low, Like 30 bucks labor to repack the bearings.

I know I paid 80 to have the dealer do this and it would of cost 150 if I had 4wd.

also the trans labor is low too.

I think you could add on 50-100% to all of the suggestion Edmunds has.

Your best bet is to post what you need done and other will chime in.

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I can give you all kinds of estimates/actual costs of different maintenance items I've had done via my import mechanic in Colorado.

I do have the 97 V6 model, so if your's is a 95.5-97 V6 model, costs would probably be similar.

Last time I had my truck in, the labor rate via my mechanic was $60/hr; I believe he may have gone to $65/hr now.

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