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aturner104

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posted 08-13-2019 07:53 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for aturner104     send a private message to aturner104   Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote   Search for more posts by aturner104
What should we expect to pay if we go to a dealer to have this done? Are there any owners out there that have had this done recently?
enzvoy



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posted 08-14-2019 08:03 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for enzvoy     send a private message to enzvoy   Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote   Search for more posts by enzvoy
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Originally posted by aturner104:
What should we expect to pay if we go to a dealer to have this done? Are there any owners out there that have had this done recently?

I just had mine done on a Caddy and it was $1600.00

FastLane

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I called 3 different Dealerships ( because I wanted a warranty on the job, most local shops don't really offer that, they say it but when it comes to it, they run)

They were all around $1,400 with parts , one was $1,200 ( Water Pump ) was included in the work
Other States could be different


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Originally posted by aturner104:
What should we expect to pay if we go to a dealer to have this done? Are there any owners out there that have had this done recently?

This message has been edited by FastLane on 08-14-2019 at 08:45 AM

Bob Mears


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I just replaced t belt, water pump, hoses, all fluids including brake fluid, and my final drive gears $1600.00. To my surprise I seem to have less drive train noises and I do believe it runs better. 34K miles. Of course a lot of that running better is the gears. That made all the difference in the WORLD!
bryancobb
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I am content to own a 97 that won't self-destruct if the timing belt snaps. ALL 1999+ Prowlers have interference engines. That's where the extra horsepower came from. The piston stroke is a little longer.

Ten year old tires will kill you. Ten year old timing belts with kill your engine.


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