That’s why she was overheating

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iamdub

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Water pump...$600 to fix

WTF?

It's like a $200 part at most for an ACDelco and takes an hour to change using maybe three different sizes of metric sockets. I hope that $600 included an ACDelco pump, all fluids, new thermostat, all new ACDelco hoses, coolant system flush and a reach-around.
 
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Damn, y’all ruthless up in here lol. Yes, it was for the water pump, hoses, belt, and antifreeze. I’m at the mercy of my mechanic. I know nothing about cars but thanks for letting me know what should be replaced. I refused the reach around as his hands were greasy
 

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Damn, y’all ruthless up in here lol. Yes, it was for the water pump, hoses, belt, and antifreeze. I’m at the mercy of my mechanic. I know nothing about cars but thanks for letting me know what should be replaced. I refused the reach around as his hands were greasy

So you thought about the reach around....hmmmmm. :eek::eek::eek:

We live off details and pics here. You just throw a component and a number out there and that leaves us in the dark. You'll get used to it. Especially from old people like me.
 

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when the dealer does the water pump it's a mr goodwrench service which means it has a lifetime warranty, that used to mean parts & labor, a few years back they changed it to just parts, so now if it goes out again you only pay labor. the cost is usually about $5xx.00, dealer price is about $250 for the pump and the rest is labor and fluids. so the 2nd time around you only pay labor & fluids which is about $250
when I had my engine replaced I had them install a new water pump which automatically gave me the mrgoodwrench warranty and no additional labor since it was part of the engine replacement so if it ever goes out I only have to pay the labor and fluids which is about what it would cost me to do it myself anyway if not under warranty.
 

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