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02-08-02, 09:08 AM

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repair cost estimate of water pump

I'd like to know the approximate repair cost estimate of replacing a water pump and a timing belt in a '93 toyota tercel. thank u for any info.

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02-08-02, 12:41 PM

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About 350 to 400 bucks as a guesstimate.

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02-09-02, 09:41 AM

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does that include labor costs? or is that a quote for a do-it-yourself project?

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02-09-02, 09:14 PM

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That should be parts and labor installed by the average shop or dealership. My guesstimate.

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