Replacing a Timing Belt Comments
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Posted by: zxfzsdaf in Carlsbad, CA. | Posted: November 1st, 2012 06:11PM |
Car Make: 2006 Honda | Car Model: Accord V6 |
Hours of Labor: None | Shop: |
Quote from Hoehn Honda in Carlsbad...And they wanted to tack on another $418 for a water pump change + other checks & lubrications. Crack smokers. |
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Posted by: nick vericco in levittown, PA. | Posted: August 1st, 2012 08:08AM |
Car Make: hyundri | Car Model: sonata |
car had on it 18,000 miles in 3 years with an after market belt.when it broke,needs a new engine. |
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Posted by: Frannie in Holiday, FL. | Posted: July 25th, 2012 10:07AM |
Car Make: toyota 2003 | Car Model: camry xle |
Hours of Labor: quote | Shop: |
49,000mi timing belt kit-valve cover gaskets-power steering fluid flush |
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Posted by: Chassika in Morristown, NJ. | Posted: June 25th, 2012 04:06PM |
Car Make: Toyota | Car Model: Sienna 2001 |
Hours of Labor: ? | Shop: |
This was just a quote I got in New Jersey. |
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Posted by: Car Know-Nothing in Vancouver, WA. | Posted: May 25th, 2012 12:05PM |
Car Make: Kia | Car Model: Spectra |
Hours of Labor: At the shop for a day. | Shop: |
Car is having other issues (water gush sound, idling strangely/lurching in low gears) but of course they didn't happen for the shop. Due for 60K tune up, which Kia recommends timing belt replacement. So, ok I guess. Wish I had some car expert friends though! |
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Posted by: Carollee in La porte, TX. | Posted: May 17th, 2012 09:05AM |
Car Make: 2002 Chrysler Van2.4 | Car Model: 2002-4 cylinder.. 2.4 |
Hours of Labor: 4 | Shop: |
Timing belt and water pump and labor max $450..rnMuch better if you buy good the parts your self and have a trusted mechanic put it in... Seriously anyone paying $700- and up is a total rip off.. You can find out your self by calling parts stores and quoting the parts and the labor before someone quotes that rip off price!! |
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Posted by: ScottWRX in New York, NY. | Posted: May 15th, 2012 03:05PM |
Car Make: Subaru | Car Model: Impreza WRX |
Hours of Labor: 4 | Shop: |
$425 for partsrn$300 for laborrnrnMechanic quoted me $1200 for parts/labor. I said screw that, bought the kit online, saved a bunch. Then went around to 5 garages and got quotes. |
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Posted by: Stunned in Raliegh, NC. | Posted: April 13th, 2012 10:04AM |
Car Make: Dodge | Car Model: Stratus |
Hours of Labor: 6dys | Shop: |
I had purchased this car in 08 from a rental car dealership, it had 45341 miles. At the time of repair the miles were 110395, I had no idea of all this work needed to be done on a vehicle of any kind. I started not to do it but it is my only private trans. Just thank God that I had the money or I will have no ride.:) |
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Posted by: burkes in hinesville, GA. | Posted: April 5th, 2012 07:04AM |
Car Make: nissan | Car Model: 300zx, 1990 GS |
Hours of Labor: NOT SURE | Shop: |
Water pump went out,"was hoping it was only a hose", but with my luck I knew it would not be that simple.Mechanic said I would need water pump,timing belt, timing belt tensioner,new hoses, price initially quoted as 834.27, with addition of hoses(informed of need next day)additional 344.00 in parts no increase for labor... how nice. |
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Posted by: Sean Quinn in St, Louis, MO. | Posted: March 15th, 2012 07:03AM |
Car Make: Mercury | Car Model: villager |
Hours of Labor: 4 | Shop: |
Prices at independent mecahnics ranged from 450 to 700 for just belt. I had an independent mechanic (ASE certified) do it and add water pump for 500.00 |
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Posted by: Brendan in Flemington, NJ. | Posted: February 7th, 2012 11:02AM |
Car Make: Honda | Car Model: Civic |
After some shopping in my area and getting quotes for $800+ I was about to do it myself, then I called one last garage that I had forgot about and got a quote of $400. So I will let them do it. Also had a quote from a honda dealership for $389. |
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Posted by: Happy Camry Owner, NY in Washington DC, DC. | Posted: November 30th, 2011 07:11AM |
Car Make: Toyota | Car Model: 1994 Camry, 290,000 miles |
Hours of Labor: 10 | Shop: |
Water pump, Timing Belt, Tensioner, all Acces. drive belts(water pump, power steering pump and anlternator), flush cooling system, 6 platinum spark plugs and valve cover gasket set and valve adjustment. Everything Toyota parts |
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Posted by: Hewi in alhambra, CA. | Posted: October 18th, 2011 11:10AM |
Car Make: Honda | Car Model: Odyssey |
Hours of Labor: 5 | Shop: |
water pump, timing belt, platinum spark plugs, drive belt, coolant/anti-freeze , valve adjustment.... and I used 20% off coupon |
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Posted by: [email protected] in Chesapeake, VA. | Posted: October 10th, 2011 04:10PM |
Car Make: VW | Car Model: Jetta |
Hours of Labor: 5 | Shop: |
Replaced timing belt, water pump, tensioner, and coolant flush. |
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Posted by: EJN in Weston, FL. | Posted: August 22nd, 2011 07:08PM |
Car Make: Honda | Car Model: CRV 1999 EX |
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Posted by: Happy Lexus Owner in Philadelphia, PA. | Posted: July 25th, 2011 02:07AM |
Car Make: Lexus | Car Model: RX300 |
Timing belt, Water pump, Assy belts and bulbs for DRS. Tri-County Toyota. FYI, a tune up at a Lexus Dealer is close to $900 and no major work is done. This was a bargain. |
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Posted by: JeffLA in Cerritos, CA. | Posted: July 5th, 2011 05:07PM |
Car Make: Honda | Car Model: Accord |
Timing belt, drive belt, water pump, tensioner, 3 oil seals, coolant for timing belt replacement, 6 platinum spark plugs, and oil change. Performed at a Honda dealer. |
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Posted by: jbw in Des Moines, IA. | Posted: July 2nd, 2011 12:07PM |
Car Make: Honda | Car Model: CR-V |
Hours of Labor: 5.0 | Shop: |
Timing Belt, Tensioner, Waterpump, All Acces. drive belts, 2 gallons coolant, 4 sparkplugs and valve cover gasket set and valve adjustment. Not a bad price for a dealer! |
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Posted by: a user in Wasau, NE. | Posted: June 2nd, 2011 07:06PM |
Car Make: Dodge | Car Model: Neon |
Hours of Labor: Unknown | Shop: |
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Posted by: swaveyman in Worthington, PA. | Posted: May 31st, 2011 07:05AM |
Car Make: 2007 Hyundai | Car Model: Elantra SE |
Hours of Labor: 4 | Shop: |
I purchased my Elantra new in 2007. When I hit 105,000 miles two weeks ago I decided to replace the timing belt. I purchased a kit that included a belt, idler and tensioner. I also purchased a new water pump and new belts for the AC and alternator/water pump. The old timing belt did not look too bad but the tensioner pulley had a groove warn in it. No special tools require but you need a impact hammer to remove the crank pulley bolt. It has right hand threads. I think the Hyundai engineers did a good job when they designed the engine and engine compartment. When it hits 210,000 miles I will do it again.. |
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