After-run Turbo Coolant Pump- Part II (LAC)

[cobram at juno.com]

This "replace the turbo" scenario is putting the cart before the horse.
The afterrun pump takes MAYBE 15 minutes to change, and about the only
thing you might have to change while you're there is a hose or two.  Ever
change a turbo??  10+ year old VERY expensive feed lines and rusty nuts,
and bolts.

If you're going to compare oranges to oranges, post a Dealer Invoice for
changing the turbo on this same car model you cited below, $300 in
multicolored money might cover the nuts and bolts replaced.

BCNU,
Cobram at Juno.Com
http://www.geocities.com/cobramsri/index.html

"ttiholov" <ttiholov at rodeo.sd27.bc.ca> writes:
> on Mon Nov 26 22:46:11 2001 quattro-admin at audifans.com  wrote:
> > "Which is cheaper, a new afterrun pump or a new turbo?"
>
> DK re: Audi, but I saw on a bill: afterrun pump replaced on a 1989
> Porsche
> 944 Turbo S - $390 CAN.  That was among service records at Norden -
> a dealer
> in Edmonton, AB
>
>
>
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