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Yesterday afternoon when I was leaving parking lot my car suddenly stuttered and died. I tried to start her again but no dice. She'll crank but would not start.
My assumption was immediately fuel pump, because it used to whine a little but now when I turn the key to ON position it won't even make a sound. Long story short: I broke down about half mile down the street from Tansky Toyota in Dublin OH. I used one of my three AAA tows and had her towed to their shop. Today I got a phone call from the manger telling me that the car is throwing two codes: fuel pump and knock sensor. I am not mechanically 100% so my question is: what are the chances of pump going out at the same time as the knock sensor? Also, the dealer quoted me over $1200 (without the tax) to fix the car. That seems to me WAY too steep. What are your thoughts guys? -------------------- ![]() |
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Enthusiast ![]() ![]() ![]() Joined Jul 10, '08 From Tampa, FL Currently Offline Reputation: 8 (100%) ![]() |
That's what I thought! When I heard the estimate I almost fell out of chair!
@Batman: the way you are describing it the fuel pump can be exchanged from the interior without dropping the tank, correct? And I can do it just using regular tools, no special tools required? Also, I should replace the pump, see if the car starts up and if it does I should not worry about the knock sensor. Did I get that right? I wish I knew somebody in Columbus/Dublin area to help me out... This post has been edited by conus00: Sep 28, 2009 - 7:31 PM -------------------- ![]() |
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