Good advice on both sides of the coin so far. Depending on your personal situation, beyond what we know, and anything else about this job you, nor any of us know.......The end result will be your own choice.
If it was me, I'd repair it if for no other reason than as a big 'bird' to all of the other individuals involved. Then again, this is the very reason I work for myself.
That said, as an independent I'm still not immune from problems caused by others........The difference is, you'll get paid to do the job just because you do it. In my case, who do I expect to pay me? Is it the customer, who had the part rebuilt by a third party, because it's a specialized part? The fourth party that tested the pump and said it's OK? The same third party that rebuilt the part, yet claims it's not the problem (even though it's already been off and check again after the first rebuild, and a problem was found...and the problem is still the same now as before, just at a higher pressure)????????????
In the end, I'd be PO'd,if it was me, but my advice would have to be just do it, and be glad to get a pay check...............
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