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can someone help me please with advice. i an trying to get an upstream sensor fixed on my 2009 nissan murano and i went to firestone and they are trying ti charge me 499 for it. am i being ripped pff amd could go somewhere else to get it fixed for cheaper or are they chargung a decent price to get it fixed. please help:(​

can someone help me please with advice i an trying to get an upstream sensor fixed on my 2009 nissan murano and i went to firestone and they are trying ti charg class=

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stapmoshun

Answer:

Explanation:

You're getting scammed. It should not cost $499; perhaps go to other mechanics in your area to get quotes

Here is some reading about replacing an upstream sensor/o2 sensor

Replace beginning of link with website that is red logo, alien. sounds like "read it"

https://www.REPLACEHERE.com/r/vancouver/comments/irmfbr/mechanic_advice_needed_o2_sensor_replacement_cost/

https://www.REPLACETHISTOO.com/r/Frugal/comments/b848ww/save_800_replacing_your_own_o2_sensors/

syrusrose1p8bsn7

How is this even a Spanish subject

Answer:

$499 is an overprice, at like 199 or 299 would be reasonable for that (I think), plus you're saying it's cheaper to repair instead, so why not do that?

Explanation:

probably way to late to even state this, just found it so i figured i may as well give an answer.

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