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Can anyone give me a ballpark at what this service cost from the dealer.
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Timing belt and water pump service cost
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Should be around $1800-$2200 depending on promotions and extent of service required.
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yea, they told me 2100
I just had this service done...yesterday and the total came to about $2,500 and included replacing all fluids, hoses, belts, fuel filter, air filter cleaned and other things checked. I'm getting ready for a trip to Texas (Lubbock area) and wanted things taken care of.
Yup. A recent conversation with Muller's in Hoffman Estates had it at $1858 including parts, labor, and tax, with their $200 off promotional coupon.
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Just a point of reference from the SouthEast. Local indy shop just quoted me ~$3000 for the TB/Water Pump service. The split was 50/50 for labor/parts cost. This is my 2nd time around with my '93.
This was an Acura NSX specialty shop so not sure if it would be cheaper at a dealer. But I would feel better taking it to this indy shop just for peace of mind.
This was an Acura NSX specialty shop so not sure if it would be cheaper at a dealer. But I would feel better taking it to this indy shop just for peace of mind.
Not a difficult job if...
Not sure where folks are with mechanical skills and tools; but, after performing my 90K service 5 times during my 25 years of ownership, with each time easier than before, the task is really not that bad. Just make sure to mark your existing T-belt and sprockets before removal. Also remove the transmission side motor mount to gain advantage as the motor is needed to pivot downward for easy access.
Not sure where folks are with mechanical skills and tools; but, after performing my 90K service 5 times during my 25 years of ownership, with each time easier than before, the task is really not that bad. Just make sure to mark your existing T-belt and sprockets before removal. Also remove the transmission side motor mount to gain advantage as the motor is needed to pivot downward for easy access.
I was traveling a LOT last summer for work and realized that even though I could do the work, I just wouldn't have time and wanted to drive the car on the weekends I was free.
I spent $2177 here at a local shop for timing belt, water pump, and all radiator hoses replace, all with OEM parts. Dealer gave me a rough quote of 3,000. This was in the Milwaukee, WI area.
I spent $2177 here at a local shop for timing belt, water pump, and all radiator hoses replace, all with OEM parts. Dealer gave me a rough quote of 3,000. This was in the Milwaukee, WI area.
Today a local Honda dealer in FL quoted $4400 for complete major service including all belts including TB, water pump, coolant hoses, valve adjustment.
Sounds about right for the effort. Hoses and coolant is a fair bit of work.
I was just quoted 600 from the same shop for valve adjustment, so about 3k total for what you would get done at a dealership. That's inline with the quote I got from Acura which I think was 3100 for timing belt and hoses.
