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post Jan 24, 2003 - 8:05 AM
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MandyGirl94

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I took my car up to the Toyota dealer to get some work done because she was sounding/running awful and before I let them take any more of my money I just want to get some opinions of these prices to see if they are insane or not for parts/labor:

What I got done already:
Cylinder Gasket $24
Grommet $4 ea (x4)
Fipg Oil Pan (not sure what this means) $16
Spark Plugs $10 ea (x4)
Resist Cord Set $72
With labor & tax cost me $426


What I still need to get done:
Replace drive belts $159
Replace oil pan $250
Replace Distributer O-ring $81
Transmission flush/fluid $70
I dunno how much labor will be yet...
 
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post Jan 29, 2003 - 8:32 PM
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QUOTE (remjay @ Jan 29, 2003 - 3:49 PM)
QUOTE (FallenHero @ Jan 25, 2003 - 9:50 PM)
I agree.  I have a local guy do all of my work.  He said he has seen many a new MR-2 come in.  (according to him, they really suck and nobody should buy one.)

Well, perhaps suck-ass drivers shouldnt buy them. Look at all the replacements with the celica misshifts...then people blamed toyota for placing the fuel cutoff so "low" and changing the gear box. rolleyes.gif

I agree with remjay, so many people had miss shifts with the celica then tried to blame Toyota for their mistake. The MR-S is a nice car not as fast as a 91 - 96 MR2 Turbo but it's still fun to drive. I thought about getting one before I got my IS, but since I already have a convertible I didn't see the need for another one. Go test drive one and see for yourself.


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