Cost of changing DRIVE BELT
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#23
Originally Posted by jlin615
Well some people, like myself. Just don't have the tools, place, knowledge, and experience to do the work.
There's never a better time to learn a new skill than now!
#24
Originally Posted by partyman66
The cost of buying the tools to do the job is cheaper than paying someone to do it even once. You really don't need any experience to do that sort of thing.. it's that easy. It's also something you can do in a parking lot.
There's never a better time to learn a new skill than now!
There's never a better time to learn a new skill than now!
^^ so true, get a car jack for $80 (decent), simple tools $30 (max) + $30 belts + 1/2 hr of ur labor = $140 with experience. Save you $100 for beers and food.
Sometimes you don't need dealer do those little jobs for you.
#28
Originally Posted by jlin615
I brought my G in last week for oil-change. During the multi-point inspection, they found my engine drive belt cracking. They quoted me $225 part/labor to get it replaced. I'm bringing it in tomorrow to get it fixed. But seriously, $225 is a lot for a small wear and tear replacement.
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Originally Posted by vhtran
^^ so true, get a car jack for $80 (decent), simple tools $30 (max) + $30 belts + 1/2 hr of ur labor = $140 with experience. Save you $100 for beers and food.
Sometimes you don't need dealer do those little jobs for you.
Sometimes you don't need dealer do those little jobs for you.