Is $350 labor fair to replace water pump on 2007 Tiburon GT?

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    Los

      Hello, I have a question. I have a 2007 Hyundai Tiburon GT engine size 2.7. I need to get the water pump replaced. I was quoted $350 for labor only. Is this a fair estimate? I already have a lead to get the timing belt with the pump, along with the tensioner and pulleys. Also, the mechanic who gave me this quote told me that I need to replace a sensor, he didn’t tell my father-in-law which one. The mechanic is my father In-laws, so the communication has been through him.

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      Kurt

        That’s a good price for a friend I’d charge a little more if it was a customer if I was doing the belt water pump tensioner idler pulley I’d probably charge like 425 450.

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        Richard

          Sounds cheap.

          I take it you’re providing parts, they’re doing the install? Has some down sides, but if you trust the mechanic, give it a try.

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          Chgeorch

            That is a good price for anything involving the timing belt.

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            David

              Calls for 3.2 hours flat rate labor so thats a lower rate than mine, and I’m the lowest in town. And that’s just for the water pump. So that labor is cheap.

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              Rich

                If you are pulling the cover and pump is behind there. Go by the manufacture recommendation of the stuff. Don’t go on Facebook and ask. You might save a few dollars the 10 k miles later all hell breaks loose.

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