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What is the price for replacing the thermostat on a 2008 Ford Focus?
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A new thermostat for a 2008 Ford Focus will cost approximately $15 to $30 in parts alone. If you need help with the installation, you will likely have to bring it to a mechanic, resulting in a total cost ranging from $250 to $430 for parts and labor. It's common for thermostats to fail in this vehicle after about 10 to 12 years, so a replacement may be necessary. If you decide to tackle this task yourself, be sure to select the correct thermostat for your specific trim level as different trims require different types.
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Typically, replacing the thermostat in a 2008 Ford Focus will cost between $150 and $350, although it may be slightly less at times, coming in just under $350 in certain situations.
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The responses previously provided were quite accurate. I recently replaced the thermostat in my 2011 Ford Focus SEL in New Hampshire for a total cost of $289. The breakdown of expenses includes $225 for labor, $50 for the thermostat, and $14 for antifreeze. This maintenance was completed yesterday, marking a lifespan of 11 years for the previous thermostat.
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About 40 bucks, but the journey there is quite challenging.
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