quick question
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ch1x0r
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From: PA
Originally Posted by bambbrose
It really can be that cheap.. It all depends on what the shop charges per hour for labor. If you have a shop do it I would go to the honda dealership, get an oem belt, and then take it to the shop and have them install it. I bet that would save you some money cause the shops double the price on about everything they install... and you would have oem quality.
I bet it'll cost 150-300ish depending where you go.
dealership probably costs the most
I bet it'll cost 150-300ish depending where you go.
dealership probably costs the most
should i get the pump there too? i would never take it to a dealership to get it done.
spood- maybe something small, but not my timing belt.
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From: Utah
Originally Posted by 99civic_love
should i get the pump there too? i would never take it to a dealership to get it done.
Ya you can get the pump too.. It all depends on how much you want to spend. oem parts retail for more money, but the shops usually jack up the prices on things that they purchase for you. I'm guessing it would be similar prices to buy your own oem parts and have a shop install them, it's just whether or not you want to make that extra trip to the dealership to get the parts. OEM quality is superior
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From: SLC, Ut
Originally Posted by 99civic_love
should i get the pump there too? i would never take it to a dealership to get it done.
spood- maybe something small, but not my timing belt.
spood- maybe something small, but not my timing belt.
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ch1x0r
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From: PA
Originally Posted by bambbrose
Ya you can get the pump too.. It all depends on how much you want to spend. oem parts retail for more money, but the shops usually jack up the prices on things that they purchase for you. I'm guessing it would be similar prices to buy your own oem parts and have a shop install them, it's just whether or not you want to make that extra trip to the dealership to get the parts. OEM quality is superior
frank from canada
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i got mine done for like under 300 (250$)? canadian including 14.5% tax. this included water pump around 54$ i think? and cost of belt and while they were in there, they checked around and fixed a few other things.
