Subject	alternator is dying >>
Posted by	stockplayerz (NYC) on July 05, 2005 at 10:24 AM
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Message	mechanic wants to charge $280 total for labor and a rebuilt alternator. sounds fair? is this a relatively easy diy? how difficult is it compared to lets say a fuel pump or clutch slave cylinder replacement? just trying to determine whether i should tackle it on my own or just send it to a mechanic. thanks. mike zxredline@yahoo.com
Follow Ups	alternator is dying >> - stockplayerz (NYC) 10:24:23 07/05/05 not a bad price. If you diy, should not take more than - JC_NS 10:26:59 07/05/05 I'd gladly pay $280 to have it done for me - ZEngineer 10:31:28 07/05/05 how many hours work is fair charge? (n/m) - stockplayerz (NYC) 11:14:23 07/05/05 Get a rebuilt TT alternator and do yourself.. - kdwest 10:34:03 07/05/05 worth the money - ZRoTTyZ 10:34:53 07/05/05 I just did mine... - cherryz 10:35:26 07/05/05 Not a bad price but you can get a Nissan alt for about $200 - YugoBernie (NoVA) 10:54:13 07/05/05 My "NEW" Nissan alt lasted 3 years, autozone, 8 years - Fast300 21:13:25 07/05/05 See the write up in the Auto FAQ and see if you want to - doug8867 11:39:56 07/05/05 It's simple to do yourself... - Blu Z 11:53:49 07/05/05 Here central NJ I had it rebuilt and installed for $160 last - jzack 18:38:25 07/05/05 I have one I'll sell you. - rufflez 20:27:50 07/05/05
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