[urq] Water Pump and Timing Belt was "help"
Jim Haseltine
jim_haseltine at ntlworld.com
Tue Jan 25 19:00:46 EST 2005
Water pump = medium job
Timing belt = big job
I reckon I can do an Ur-q water pump in a couple of hours but I've only
ever
done a couple as just pumps, I've done loads as part of a complete
pump/timing belt/idle roller job and that requires removal of the front
bumper and air dam. Now _that_ can stretch things to well over 5 hours and
that's on my car where all the bumper and air dam mountings are stainless
steel.
Regards,
Jim Haseltine
----- Original Message -----
From: "Andrew B" <andrew.sb at gmail.com>
To: <urq at audifans.com>
Sent: Tuesday, January 25, 2005 7:34 PM
Subject: Re: [urq] Water Pump and Timing Belt was "help"
> Thanks all for being so helpful.
>
> Right now i'm looking at roughly 450 for the water pump and the labor
> to do it. He wants 750 to do the timing belt while he's in there.
> The guy is a dick, however, as judging by the bentley manual (yes I
> have one) the timing belt is right there, and shouldn't be impossible
> to throw a new one on, plus doing the timing, which could add an hour
> or so. Right now I just told him to put the new water pump in, but he
> hasn't gotten to the tb yet, so I don't know what shape it's in. I
> told him the PO installed one not too long ago, just because I can't
> afford the extra $300 right now.
> Frustrated.
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