BMW condenser replacement

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How much does a condenser replacement cost for BMW cars?

A typical BMW Condenser replacement Inc. Air Conditioning Regas (R1234yf Gas) cost in the UK is around £165 - £538.

Depending on your BMW model and engine, and whether you live in a big city or a small one, the price of a Condenser replacement Inc. Air Conditioning Regas (R1234yf Gas) on your vehicle can be higher or lower.

BMW Condenser replacement Inc. Air Conditioning Regas (R134a Gas) costs on average £128 - £461.

Car model	Fixter price range
Condenser replacement Inc. Air Conditioning Regas (R1234yf Gas) for BMW 3 Series	£199 - £313
Condenser replacement Inc. Air Conditioning Regas (R134a Gas) for BMW 3 Series	£220 - £345
Condenser replacement Inc. Air Conditioning Regas (R1234yf Gas) for BMW 1 Series	£172 - £270
Condenser replacement Inc. Air Conditioning Regas (R134a Gas) for BMW 1 Series	£227 - £357
Condenser replacement Inc. Air Conditioning Regas (R1234yf Gas) for BMW 5 Series	£260 - £408
Condenser replacement Inc. Air Conditioning Regas (R134a Gas) for BMW 5 Series	£211 - £331
Condenser replacement Inc. Air Conditioning Regas (R1234yf Gas) for BMW X1	£165 - £259
Condenser replacement Inc. Air Conditioning Regas (R134a Gas) for BMW X1	£256 - £402
Condenser replacement Inc. Air Conditioning Regas (R1234yf Gas) for BMW X3	£263 - £413
Condenser replacement Inc. Air Conditioning Regas (R134a Gas) for BMW X3	£213 - £335
Condenser replacement Inc. Air Conditioning Regas (R1234yf Gas) for BMW X5	£277 - £436
Condenser replacement Inc. Air Conditioning Regas (R134a Gas) for BMW X5	£235 - £369
Condenser replacement Inc. Air Conditioning Regas (R1234yf Gas) for BMW i3	£342 - £538
Condenser replacement Inc. Air Conditioning Regas (R134a Gas) for BMW i3	£293 - £461
Condenser replacement Inc. Air Conditioning Regas (R1234yf Gas) for BMW Z4	£272 - £428
Condenser replacement Inc. Air Conditioning Regas (R134a Gas) for BMW Z4	£223 - £351
Condenser replacement Inc. Air Conditioning Regas (R1234yf Gas) for BMW X6	£178 - £279
Condenser replacement Inc. Air Conditioning Regas (R134a Gas) for BMW X6	£128 - £201
Condenser replacement Inc. Air Conditioning Regas (R1234yf Gas) for BMW X4	£301 - £473
Condenser replacement Inc. Air Conditioning Regas (R134a Gas) for BMW X4	£252 - £396

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I would give 4.5 stars!

I would give 4.5 stars! The work was more complicated than anticipated following an online quote; so the cost was higher, but this was not a surprise once the car had been delivered for the work to be assessed in detail. It was a bonus that CAM garage could fit the work in quickly and the result of the repair is 'so far so good'. The staff were very helpful and the ability to pick the car up out of normal working hours was extremely valuable.

Michael Stone, Newmarket

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The service was excellent the garage picked up the car at the time specified, returned quickly and was helpful and provided a non pushy response to the issues encountered.

Lee Downs, Kingston upon Thames

Pretty good really

All pretty good really. The car was back within 2 hours of it going. My only comment is that access to my car radio had disappeared when I first drove it afterwards. It had a strange icon asking me to plug in some connection which I had never seen before. Eventually I worked out how to delete this and restore the radio connection. Either the guy who collected the car or someone at the garage had obviously attached some temporary device and not reversed it when they finished.

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