My local Dodge dealer tells me that they can replace the belt and its related parts (tensioner, pulley, water pump, etc.) For $ 1,500 and the car be usable again.
Is this true?
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Friday, March 19th, 2010 AT 11:51 AM
LOUIS100
- MEMBER
- 2000 DODGE NEON
- 4 CYL
- FWD
- AUTOMATIC
- 130,000 MILES
While driving the car, the timing belt broke. I understand that this engine is an "interference engine", meaning that if the belt breaks, the engine is ruined and a new engine should be installed.
My local Dodge dealer tells me that they can replace the belt and its related parts (tensioner, pulley, water pump, etc.) For $ 1,500 and the car be usable again.
Is this true?
My local Dodge dealer tells me that they can replace the belt and its related parts (tensioner, pulley, water pump, etc.) For $ 1,500 and the car be usable again.
Is this true?
