Engine problem
1999 Nissan Sentra 4 cyl Front Wheel Drive Automatic 165000 miles
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I have a leaking hose down pump that has to be replaced. I am calling around getting prices and some people report to me that I have to do the timing chain at equal time and that will be a great deal more money. Can I just replace the dampen pump? It seems that the water pump with the sole purpose will be about 200.00 but both could be 500.00. Please help
I don't know about a 1999 Sentra specifically, but when I replaced my river pump in my 96 Saturn SC2 I didn't have to do anything timing belt. Unless the mechanic say it just needs to be replaced the two items should not be related.
Answers: You can replace the dampen pump and not do the timing chain. Timing chains are not designed to need replacing. If it is a belt consequently changing the water pump is in the middle to changing the belt, so I would go ahead and do that because 165000 is abundantly of miles on a belt that was probably changed at 60 to 75,000 miles. And it should not be $500.00 if the water pump be only $200.
I don't know about a 1999 Sentra specifically, but when I replaced my river pump in my 96 Saturn SC2 I didn't have to do anything timing belt. Unless the mechanic say it just needs to be replaced the two items should not be related.
1999 Nissan Sentra 4 cyl Front Wheel Drive Automatic 165000 miles
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I have a leaking hose down pump that has to be replaced. I am calling around getting prices and some people report to me that I have to do the timing chain at equal time and that will be a great deal more money. Can I just replace the dampen pump? It seems that the water pump with the sole purpose will be about 200.00 but both could be 500.00. Please help
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I don't know about a 1999 Sentra specifically, but when I replaced my river pump in my 96 Saturn SC2 I didn't have to do anything timing belt. Unless the mechanic say it just needs to be replaced the two items should not be related.
Answers: You can replace the dampen pump and not do the timing chain. Timing chains are not designed to need replacing. If it is a belt consequently changing the water pump is in the middle to changing the belt, so I would go ahead and do that because 165000 is abundantly of miles on a belt that was probably changed at 60 to 75,000 miles. And it should not be $500.00 if the water pump be only $200.
I don't know about a 1999 Sentra specifically, but when I replaced my river pump in my 96 Saturn SC2 I didn't have to do anything timing belt. Unless the mechanic say it just needs to be replaced the two items should not be related.
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