Laundry List of "To Do" things
#1
Rookie
Thread Starter
Join Date: Dec 2013
Location: missouri
Posts: 93
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
Laundry List of "To Do" things
Looks like I'll be spending quite a bit to get my 93' sc400 running like a top again.
So here's my laundry list of "To Do" worksheet.
New - Coolant Reservoir - 186.98 from the parts train
Oxygen Sensor - BOSCH Part # 13470 51.79 - Rock Auto
Power Steering Pump - Lifetime Warranty (Free Replacement) O'Reilly's
Power Steering Hose - EDELMANN Part # 80399 (from pump) - 61.79 Rock Auto
Power Steering Hose - EDELMANN Part # 80398 (to rack) - 61.79 Rock Auto
Belt Tensioner Assembly - Goodyear Part # 49433 124.79 Rock Auto
Timing Belt Component Kit - DAYCO Part # WP190K2A - 194.89 Rock Auto
(includes - Water Pump Driven by Timing Belt, Interference Engine; Water Pump, Timing Belt, Hydraulic Timing Belt Actuator, Camshaft Belt Tensioner, Camshaft Belt Idler)
Diagnostics Costs (74.00Paid)
Parts Costs 682.03
Shipping Costs 58.65
Labor Cost - 300.00
Misc - cost (coolant - power steering fluid - not priced)
Total - 1040.68
So here's my laundry list of "To Do" worksheet.
New - Coolant Reservoir - 186.98 from the parts train
Oxygen Sensor - BOSCH Part # 13470 51.79 - Rock Auto
Power Steering Pump - Lifetime Warranty (Free Replacement) O'Reilly's
Power Steering Hose - EDELMANN Part # 80399 (from pump) - 61.79 Rock Auto
Power Steering Hose - EDELMANN Part # 80398 (to rack) - 61.79 Rock Auto
Belt Tensioner Assembly - Goodyear Part # 49433 124.79 Rock Auto
Timing Belt Component Kit - DAYCO Part # WP190K2A - 194.89 Rock Auto
(includes - Water Pump Driven by Timing Belt, Interference Engine; Water Pump, Timing Belt, Hydraulic Timing Belt Actuator, Camshaft Belt Tensioner, Camshaft Belt Idler)
Diagnostics Costs (74.00Paid)
Parts Costs 682.03
Shipping Costs 58.65
Labor Cost - 300.00
Misc - cost (coolant - power steering fluid - not priced)
Total - 1040.68
#2
Moderator
iTrader: (71)
Well worth it in my opinion? Nothing like a piece of mind...plus anytime you buy used, you run the risk-post up some pics, there's a pretty detail D.I.Y. section as well. Check it out, we're fortunate to have some of the most knowledgeable members here! GL, keep us posted.
steve
steve
#3
Rookie
Thread Starter
Join Date: Dec 2013
Location: missouri
Posts: 93
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
Well worth it in my opinion? Nothing like a piece of mind...plus anytime you buy used, you run the risk-post up some pics, there's a pretty detail D.I.Y. section as well. Check it out, we're fortunate to have some of the most knowledgeable members here! GL, keep us posted.
steve
steve
Unfortunately for the DIY'ers I'm handing this job off to my mechanic that I go to when I'm in a pinch. Besides, with the timing belt, water pump replacement. I'm a bit too to take on that task, as it is a very precise replacement. In addition, I'm somewhat limited on the space where I'd be able to tackle such a big test.
Overall though, I can't wait to get this done due to the fact it's my daily driver & I usually put between 500-700 miles on it per week.
#4
Moderator
iTrader: (71)
Thanks Steve,
Unfortunately for the DIY'ers I'm handing this job off to my mechanic that I go to when I'm in a pinch. Besides, with the timing belt, water pump replacement. I'm a bit too to take on that task, as it is a very precise replacement. In addition, I'm somewhat limited on the space where I'd be able to tackle such a big test.
Overall though, I can't wait to get this done due to the fact it's my daily driver & I usually put between 500-700 miles on it per week.
Unfortunately for the DIY'ers I'm handing this job off to my mechanic that I go to when I'm in a pinch. Besides, with the timing belt, water pump replacement. I'm a bit too to take on that task, as it is a very precise replacement. In addition, I'm somewhat limited on the space where I'd be able to tackle such a big test.
Overall though, I can't wait to get this done due to the fact it's my daily driver & I usually put between 500-700 miles on it per week.
steve
#5
Pole Position
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Missouri
Posts: 211
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
Jomo...good luck and like steve said it is well worth it. This past weekend did an oil change, spark plugs, valve cover gaskets, and fuel filter. My back is killing me but well worth it as my SC is still running great with 235,000+ miles.
#6
Rookie
Thread Starter
Join Date: Dec 2013
Location: missouri
Posts: 93
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
Thanks brother... Yeah, I replaced my fuel filter 2 weeks ago, and did my oil change last week. Been putting in a lot of extra work on my days off getting my car right. Hopefully once this gets complete I can move on to some cooler things with the SC, such as new LED backlights on the cluster, repair my needles,& get new leather for the front seats
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
XxSC400xX
Performance & Maintenance
3
08-01-13 03:34 PM