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Lead time for parts

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My DA42NG is in the shop for some maintenance, and the shop was quoted a 4-6 week lead time for the following parts. Do people know how realistic that lead time is (either pessimistic or optimistic?)

- Turbocharger
- Cylinder Head
- Injectors
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I was quoted 6 weeks for an aux fuel transfer pump. That was about 6 weeks ago and hoping it will be in soon. Took about 6 weeks for a replacement trim switch to come in, and about the same time for a replacement GPS antenna. Seems like everything takes about 6 weeks 😫
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Darn that's a long time! I was hoping 4-6 weeks was the pessimistic end for routine parts.. but I guess I should set my expectations for 6 weeks now. I'll report back on how long the parts take.
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