Clock Spring
2006-2011 BMW 325i 3.0L I6 N52
Estimated Labor Cost (EUR)
Labor only. Does not include parts, fluids, shop supplies, or taxes.
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Common Questions
How long does it take to clock spring on a 2006-2011 BMW 325i?
The standard labor time for clock spring on a 2006-2011 BMW 325i 3.0L I6 N52 is 2.7 hours. This can range from 2.2 to 3.2 hours depending on conditions and technician experience.
How much does clock spring cost on a BMW 325i?
Labor cost for clock spring on a 2006-2011 BMW 325i ranges from $165 to $480, with a typical cost around $297. This is labor only and does not include parts.
What is the labor rate for clock spring?
At an independent shop ($110/hr), expect $297 for labor. Dealerships ($150/hr) charge around $405. Budget shops ($75/hr) may charge $203.