reasonable amount of labor to pay?
whats a reasonable amount of labor to pay to replace a p7100 pump?
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i dont know what i would call reasonable but i know the dealerships charge around 1000 bucks to install one for labor only and they wont even let you supply the pump either. i dont know why labor is so high though ive pulled on and off numerous times and ive had it off and back on within a half hour with my brothers help. but i would say if your payin on the side 2-300 is probably a reasonable amount
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You might as well DIY, but try rebuilding it rather than replacing it.
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its already at a local diesel shop.
by time i buy the special tools its just a bit more money to pay to have it done. not to mention owning my own business it doesnt make money sense to take away from making money to save a little money. i found a cummins reman 195hp pump for $400. its critical my truck is back up asap as it pulls our eclsoed race trailer. i will send off the failed pump to have it benched/repaired and swap it in at some point. |
Mitchell estimating guide calls out 4.7 hrs labor to replace pump and set timing multiply by shops labor rate and there ya go however shops that do alot may have a "flat rate" for replacement hope this help's
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id say they will tell ya 5 hours and probably about 70 bucks an hour?
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4.5 5 hours sounds about right...
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just checking but did you ever get your pump replaced ? I see your in Co. I may be able to help if not.... but jjust checking :hellox:
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i did,thanks.
it was somewhat of a ordeal but turned out fine in the end. i had ulitmate do it. they werent the cheapest but came highly recommended. there end up being some craftsmanship issues that i had to fix but in the end they made it right with me. i learned yet again i should have just done it myself as usual,but i was weighing the cost of the timing kit vs labor charged and my time away form my business. |
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