Whats a reasonable dealer charge for a 98 Accord LX 4cyl. timing belt & auto trans fluid change?
I guess the title "says" it all. I just got a 98 Accord 4 cyl. automatic. What a way TOO COOL car! I'm gettin 30MPG on the HWY....and lovin every minute of it!
Anyhow... it's at 91K and from reading this forum, the timing belt & trans fluid should be changed. Whats a reasonable dealer price for these 2 services? I just HATE goin to the dealer for anything! Thnaks very much!
Anyhow... it's at 91K and from reading this forum, the timing belt & trans fluid should be changed. Whats a reasonable dealer price for these 2 services? I just HATE goin to the dealer for anything! Thnaks very much!
400 for timing belt, 100-125 for ATF
or you can go to other shop that use OEM material for more discount
or you can go to other shop that use OEM material for more discount
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or you can go to other shop that use OEM material for more discount</TD></TR></TABLE>
I pay the dealership 50$ for my atf changes. I paid 600 for my timing belt on my 99 V6.
or you can go to other shop that use OEM material for more discount</TD></TR></TABLE>
I pay the dealership 50$ for my atf changes. I paid 600 for my timing belt on my 99 V6.
You'll generally pay around $700 anywhere you take it. Keep in mind though, this is not just the timing belt. They replace everything needed at this mileage.
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I pay the dealership 50$ for my atf changes. I paid 600 for my timing belt on my 99 V6.</TD></TR></TABLE>
timing belt with the new water pump and seals?
you guys have no idea how easy it is to do a timing belt change on a honda, on my mom's dodge or my gf's new bug, you have to do it with a lift
I pay the dealership 50$ for my atf changes. I paid 600 for my timing belt on my 99 V6.</TD></TR></TABLE>
timing belt with the new water pump and seals?
you guys have no idea how easy it is to do a timing belt change on a honda, on my mom's dodge or my gf's new bug, you have to do it with a lift
Do The Trans Yourself, Its Just like Changing the oil
Take out the plug Let it drain, Clean off the end of the plug (it has a magnet on the end)
Put the plug back in, Fill it Back Up with New fluid, About 4 Qts, I usually Put in a bottle of lucas transmission fix, then 3 quarts
Its so easy
Take out the plug Let it drain, Clean off the end of the plug (it has a magnet on the end)
Put the plug back in, Fill it Back Up with New fluid, About 4 Qts, I usually Put in a bottle of lucas transmission fix, then 3 quarts
Its so easy
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Put the plug back in, Fill it Back Up with New fluid, About 4 Qts, I usually Put in a bottle of lucas transmission fix, then 3 quarts
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Lucas is crap. Stop using it.
Put the plug back in, Fill it Back Up with New fluid, About 4 Qts, I usually Put in a bottle of lucas transmission fix, then 3 quarts
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Lucas is crap. Stop using it.
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