1995-1999 BMW M3 E36 Clock Spring Labor Time
3.2L I6 S52
Applies to 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, and 1999 BMW M3 E36
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 1995-1999 BMW M3 E36?
The standard labor time for clock spring on a 1995-1999 BMW M3 E36 3.2L I6 S52 is 2.2 hours. This can range from 1.76 to 2.64 hours depending on conditions and technician experience.
How much does clock spring cost on a BMW M3 E36?
Labor cost for clock spring on a 1995-1999 BMW M3 E36 ranges from $132 to $396, with a typical cost around $242. This is labor only and does not include parts.
What is the labor rate for clock spring?
At an independent shop ($110/hr), expect $242 for labor. Dealerships ($150/hr) charge around $330. Budget shops ($75/hr) may charge $165.