Active Grille Shutter (AGS) Assembly labor time

1.8 hrtypical
1.5 to 2.4hours on most vehicles
$270typical labor at $150/hr

Active Grille Shutter (AGS) Assembly takes about 1.8 hr of shop labor on a typical vehicle. Across 3,739 vehicle and engine combinations from 36 makes, most fall between 1.5 and 2.4 hours, and the longest take up to 2.8 hours. Porsche, Audi and Rivian vehicles tend to take the longest; Ram, Infiniti and Acura the least. The exact time depends on your car, so look yours up below or pick it on the home page.

per hour

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At $150 an hour, labor for this job is usually $225 to $360, about $270 on a typical vehicle. Parts are extra.

How long it takes across all vehicles

Hours, in half hour steps. Each bar is how many vehicle and engine combinations fall in that range.

Active Grille Shutter (AGS) Assembly time on popular vehicles

Active Grille Shutter (AGS) Assembly time by make

MakeTypicalMost vehiclesVehicles
Porsche2.4 hr2.2 to 2.7239
Audi2.3 hr1.7 to 2.6166
Rivian2.3 hr2.0 to 2.334
Mercedes-Benz2.2 hr1.9 to 2.6423
Polestar2.1 hr1.9 to 2.115
Land Rover2.0 hr1.8 to 2.247
Lexus2.0 hr1.7 to 2.028
BMW1.9 hr1.6 to 2.3477
Jaguar1.9 hr1.9 to 2.012
Cadillac1.8 hr1.7 to 1.9148
Volvo1.8 hr1.6 to 1.9126
Volkswagen1.8 hr1.7 to 2.075
Mini1.8 hr1.6 to 2.046
Dodge1.8 hr1.5 to 1.840
Genesis1.8 hr1.7 to 2.128
Alfa Romeo1.8 hr1.8 to 2.022
GMC1.7 hr1.5 to 1.9138
Hyundai1.7 hr1.6 to 1.9121
Kia1.7 hr1.6 to 1.9119
Tesla1.7 hr1.2 to 2.0103
Lincoln1.7 hr1.6 to 1.995
Jeep1.7 hr1.6 to 1.975
Buick1.7 hr1.5 to 1.861
Nissan1.7 hr1.6 to 1.954
Mitsubishi1.7 hr1.7 to 1.75
Chevrolet1.6 hr1.5 to 1.9317
Ford1.6 hr1.4 to 1.7296
Mazda1.6 hr1.4 to 1.881
Subaru1.6 hr1.5 to 1.878
Honda1.6 hr1.5 to 1.870
Toyota1.6 hr1.5 to 2.065
Chrysler1.6 hr1.6 to 1.748
Acura1.6 hr1.4 to 1.719
Infiniti1.6 hr1.6 to 1.810
Ram1.5 hr1.2 to 1.754

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Hours are flat-rate labor time: what a shop bills for the job when a professional technician does it. Figures come from the Open Labor Project database (how the data is built).