Motor and transmission labor cost
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Motor and transmission labor cost
I'm wondering if this is a good price, my mechanic said he will charge me to put in a motor and transmission in my 2001 jeep Cherokee sport for $1,100 labor cost,but he says I have to buy the oil and fluids and stuff. Is this a good price???
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Have you shopped around?
And how did you go from a bad O2 sensor, clogged heater core, possible bad fuses, to a complete drivetrain swap? LOL
And how did you go from a bad O2 sensor, clogged heater core, possible bad fuses, to a complete drivetrain swap? LOL
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Lol my truck is at the shop actually getting the sensors fixed and the rear drive shaft. I'm in Chicago so imagine lol corrupt city. I have 212,000 miles on my jeep but seen a rebuild jeep for $1,600 that's why I was thinking just having it swapped since a it will have 0 miles and and a trans
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Just because I want a new motor and a transmission since I have a lot of miles, I know that these xj run easy 300,000 miles but since I'm getting a paint job ect I want to invest in it.
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Around here that's about 500 bucks plus fluids and gaskets. But it's your money. If you trust the guy and want it done go for it.
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Year: 1996
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If you have the money for a drivetrain swap i say go ahead its your rig and your obviously going to have less issues in the long run.
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salad, I get what your saying, the reason is I invested so much money in this truck because I bought it from someone else and didn't realize all the problems he had in it. I can list so much stuff but rather not. I figure a nice satin black paint job, rebuilt motor with transmission will value my truck good money but I wouldn't sell it anyways.
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salad, I get what your saying, the reason is I invested so much money in this truck because I bought it from someone else and didn't realize all the problems he had in it. I can list so much stuff but rather not. I figure a nice satin black paint job, rebuilt motor with transmission will value my truck good money but I wouldn't sell it anyways.