Quote: CVPost-Leroy (quoted from post at 18:47:59 04/10/22) I have a 2001 Dodge Dakota that is one of my daily drivers. Last fall it started using antifreeze. Think a water pump. Well I only got an estimate then before parking for winter, it is only a 2 wheel drive while my other Dakota is 4 wheel. Last fall the estimate to repair was $150, now getting out to get repaired, same garage now estimate $350 for what was the $150 last year. What would you think would make in now $200 higher than last fall. Have parts gone up that much.Going to take in tuesday. I am not a mechanick and at 78 even if I was I could no longer do something like that. This is a garage-tire store that have delt with since the mid 90's. Tried getting on O Rileys and Advance to see what their price would be. It is the 6 cylinder model and automatic.
It would be a real good idea to determine exactly where the leak is before requesting an estimate.
This post was edited by Carlmac 369 on 04/11/2022 at 07:30 am.
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