Is 50 hours a reasonable estimate for a Gearbox Removal for Internal Sensors?

veelangs · Feb 13, 2023

Had two fault codes on my FF for internal gearbox sensors. Haven't noticed a thing before but ok fine fix it. The parts aren't that bad (for a Ferrari) but was quoted 50 hours of labor. I don't have much of an option or choice here so I'm going to be getting the vehicle serviced but was told to replace those sensors the box has to come out. Is that about right? I don't want to start nitpicking labor hours, it's not like I can monitor them or anything. But for my own sanity just wanted to ask everyone else if they've seen similar estimates so I can just "aww shucks" the situation and let them make my car all happy again.

bumcubed · Feb 13, 2023

Are these the speed and temp sensors? If so sounds like one of the not unusual issues for DCT gearboxes I have read here and experienced recently (but for another car, not FF). My cost was about US$9k equivalent for investigation, parts and labor

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Altoria F · Feb 14, 2023

All the DCT sensors and wire were done on mine last year, 25 hours labor and 2k€ for parts.
It was Pozzi, official dealer.

sid12345678910 · Feb 14, 2023

I just had mine done at main dealer,
7400USD Clutch Temp Sensor and Gearbox Speed Sensor.

My speed sensor was at fault but I read that the temp sensor can go bad shortly after so I did both.

veelangs · Feb 14, 2023

Hmm thanks for the insight

I'll reach out and ask about temp sensors

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