2001 Nissan Xterra "labor cost replace radiator 2002" Questions

...Cost depends on the dealerships labor but usually when your doing a timing belt, radiator hoses and fan belts are removed and should be replaced while your in there. Its about 3hrs, more if other ...

...labor cost plus the cost of a new fan motor, and the shop's mark-up for the fan motor. If diagnosing of the fan circuit is called for, expect to pay more. Save the labor costs and price of new motor ...

...it (ask them), you could probably replace it yourself and save shop labor costs. I would think it just screws into the radiator. When checking level, did you check both radiator and overflow

cost $670 to replace our 2002 Nissan Altima's alternator. Is that fair? He said the alternator options (new and refurbished) are in the $320-$370 range. The rest is labor. book time labor is 1.8 hours

...cost more than an hour labor and the thermostat should only be a couple of dollars. You can do the job yourself. The thermostat is usually located at the end of the radiator hose that goes into the ...

...cost of repair verses getting another vehicle. These are the choices. 1) Rebuild the engine. Remove head, replace valves/guides gasket, intake/exhaust manifold, fuel injectors, air breather, etc etc ...

...cost quoted includes a very hefty labor charge for removing the radiator to get at the alternator. Is this rad work a legitimate & necessary part of the job? Here is the generator (alternator) ...

...labor. The only concern would be how well you trust the shop quoting the low price. I'd get the estimate in writing and if they are a reputable shop, I'd certainly go there. Hope this answers your ...

...COST ME. First thing you do is check the antifreeze level. Is the plastic overflow tank up to the level on the tank? You will see a mark for the level it should be if cold and a level it should be if ...

...as the thermostat at the same time. If your car is in the area of 80K miles, yes, for sure. Once the radiator is removed it is much easier to do the timing belt so this will save you some labor