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I have a 2015 Seat Leon FR which needs the clutch master cylinder replaced. I've got a quote from a mobile mechanic who said it would be £450 for the parts +labour time.
Would you say this is a reasonable quote for the job or should I look everywhere? Thanks
 
No harm in getting other quotes is there? Does seem expensive to me but it's not something I've ever had done.
 
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The slave needs the gearbox out to change it so it's not the quickest of jobs.

BUT

If the gearbox is coming out - there is no way I would be putting it back in without a fresh clutch
 
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The slave needs the gearbox out to change it so it's not the quickest of jobs.

BUT

If the gearbox is coming out - there is no way I would be putting it back in without a fresh clutch
The OP mentions master cylinder - not slave cylinder!

Master cyl is fairly straight forward to replace - quoted 1.6hrs to replace - £450 sound a lot to me.
 
I have a 2015 Seat Leon FR which needs the clutch master cylinder replaced. I've got a quote from a mobile mechanic who said it would be £450 for the parts +labour time.
Would you say this is a reasonable quote for the job or should I look everywhere? Thanks
My Astra needed the master and slave cylinder replaced. It was under warranty but if not was looking at £2000
 
My Astra needed the master and slave cylinder replaced. It was under warranty but if not was looking at £2000
Clutch master cylinder & Clutch slave cylinders are completely different!
Clutch master cylinder is attached to your clutch pedal and usually straight forward to change.
Clutch slave cylinder is attached to your clutch in/by your gearbox and in our cars is a engine/gearbox split job - much more involved, and you would usually change the clutch and dual mass flywheel 'while your at it'!