Mercedes-AMG C-CLASS Cylinder head gasket replacement Cost
2015–2018 · Engine, Fuel & Emissions system
Typical range
$941–$2.1k
Parts + labour
Labour hours
6–15h
At a typical garage
The head gasket seals the combustion chambers and coolant passages between the engine block and cylinder head. A blown gasket causes overheating, white exhaust smoke, coolant loss and milky oil—left unrepaired it leads to severe engine damage. Mercedes-AMG C-CLASS head gasket replacement costs $941–$2100—one of the more substantial engine repairs.
Typical parts included
- Cylinder head gasket
What affects the price
- Whether the cylinder head needs resurfacing or replacement
- V6/V8 engines require two gaskets, doubling parts cost
- Whether ancillary components (thermostat, water pump, belts) are replaced at the same time
Common questions
How long does this repair take?
Cylinder head gasket replacement on a Mercedes-AMG C-CLASS typically takes 6–15 hours at a garage.
How often does this need to be done?
For a Mercedes-AMG C-CLASS, this is typically needed head gaskets are replaced on failure; correct coolant maintenance and not overheating the engine are the best prevention.
Other engine, fuel & emissions system repairs on the Mercedes-AMG C-CLASS
- ABS hydraulic unit replacement$374–$645
- ABS sensor replacement$154–$266
- ABS system bleeding$123–$213
- AC compressor clutch replacement$308–$531
- AC compressor replacement$330–$569
Cylinder head gasket replacement cost on similar cars
- OPEL Astra 5 Doors$840–$1.4k
- VOLKSWAGEN Golf 5 Doors$840–$1.4k
- MERCEDES BENZ A-Klasse$840–$1.4k
- RENAULT Megane 5 Doors$840–$1.4k
- FORD Focus 5 Doors$840–$1.4k
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