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Old Jan 23, 2019 | 07:28 PM
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How much do these parts typically cost?

Just got back from a dealership trying to quote me near $2,000 just for the following problems, labor not included. I'm wondering if you can provide a level-headed quote for these:

1) Under cover/splash shield needs replacing
2) Driver's side front fender liner needs replacing
3) Oil pan, rack and pinion, and oil cooler are all leaking

They quoted $300+ each for the first two, which I know is an absurd markup. I've already found replacements online for conversely absurdly low prices, so that's cool. How much do the parts for #3 typically run though? They quoted $1,100 for the rack and pinion replacement and several hundred each for the oil pan and cooler. Do these sound legit?

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Old Jan 23, 2019 | 10:15 PM
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The pan can be removed and the gasket replaced. The G does not come with an oil cooler, they must mean the power steering cooler. The price for the rack sounds reasonable.
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Old Jan 24, 2019 | 07:56 PM
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Old Jan 25, 2019 | 07:00 AM
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Do not waste your money on the POS factory under cover/splash shield. Get this instead:
https://zspeed.com/product/zspeed-in...splash-shield/

I love mine, it's so much nicer. Doesn't sag, looks great (even though you can't see it lol), and has easy access to the oil filter and drain plug.
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Old Jan 25, 2019 | 09:10 AM
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Originally Posted by jpowersjr2
Do not waste your money on the POS factory under cover/splash shield. Get this instead:
https://zspeed.com/product/zspeed-in...splash-shield/

I love mine, it's so much nicer. Doesn't sag, looks great (even though you can't see it lol), and has easy access to the oil filter and drain plug.
+1 on this a new factory one will just sag again and the aluminum piece makes oil changes so quick and easy....also it will probably save you from and minor hits your underside takes ..Ive had mine on for at least 5 years and its taken a sever beating on bad roads and its still hanging in there
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Old Jan 26, 2019 | 01:32 PM
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Good news, everyone!

Different mechanic said I have no leaks. Even let me see underneath myself to show all the distinct lack of leaks. Thank goodness, too. The ol' checking account wasn't ready for that kind of damage lol.

Now my damn key warning light is coming on. If it's not one ****ing thing, it's another. Amiright?

Nevermind, just a battery issue. One of the damn leads came completely unattached from the battery. Had to tighten it up, but it was being a bitch. We'll see how long it lasts lol.

Originally Posted by jpowersjr2
Do not waste your money on the POS factory under cover/splash shield. Get this instead:
https://zspeed.com/product/zspeed-in...splash-shield/

I love mine, it's so much nicer. Doesn't sag, looks great (even though you can't see it lol), and has easy access to the oil filter and drain plug.
Originally Posted by Hashim
+1 on this a new factory one will just sag again and the aluminum piece makes oil changes so quick and easy....also it will probably save you from and minor hits your underside takes ..Ive had mine on for at least 5 years and its taken a sever beating on bad roads and its still hanging in there
I'll look into it for sure. Thanks!

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