During my annual inspection a couple of weeks ago, the mechanics detected a fuel leak on the fuel servo. It was sent away to be repaired, (don't have the name of the repair facility on hand).
I just talked to my the lead mechanic. He was told by the fuel servo repair people that the servo is unrepairable. He told me that the last one he replaced was around $2700.00, which had been rebuilt. He said that a replacement could be even more expensive. Of course all this on top of the cost for the annual.
I guess my question is, does the cost sound reasonable for the servo?
I have a PA-24-260C Comanche. Engine is a IO-540-NLA5
Thanks,
Dick