1966 Ford Mustang "cost replace water pump" Questions

...thermostat may be sticking they only cost a few dollars so i would replace that first then go to a dealer or radiator shop and ask them to pressure test the system this will identify any pressure ...

...water pump is the problem, they just seem to last forever on this engine, but you may have a leak, top the cooling system with 60/40 mix of coolant, and the coolant recovery tank and see if the ...

...cost just as much as a stock v-8 you can have a machine shop shave the head and install a stoker kit and high duration cam followed by a modified carb and ignition will be cool if you are seeking to ...

...COST! Sensors: ? The sensors can be checked with an OBD-II code scanner borrowed from AutoZone. Pay special attention to an TP (Throttle Position) warnings. The sensor can be manually checked for ...

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...water pump, extra labor, and fixing the serpentine belt is this a common cost of repair? The dealer cost is about 475 and a shop cost is 385 and do it yourself is 106,since your getting other work ...

...replace the water pump. There is no additional labor coast just the additional parts cost of the timing belt. When it is done you shouldn't have to worry about it for the next 100,000 miles or so. If ...

...cost difference of thermostat and pump is some bills and pcoket changes as you have shown above. unfortunately, yes it is very likely it will take that long to replace your water pump. I had to get ...

...replace the water pump, it shouldn't cost more than $240, and this price includes all their costs and labor and benefit. try asking them how many hours are they gonna work on that car, and multiply ...

...cost to replace a water pump in a Jeep Grand Cherokee . I already have the pump so basically what is the cost on labor ????? First, I'll tell you what I used to tell customers that did this: Do you ...