2014 Toyota Corolla Is $890.00 a fair price to get rid of water in the gas tank?
Is $890.00 a fair price to get rid of water in the gas tank?
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So after getting not even a full tank of gas at a hole-in-the-wall station, my car failed to start. After a few minutes it did and after getting a mechanic look at the spark plugs everything seemed fine. After a day the idle sounded rougher, two days pass and the Check Engine light comes on. Then it nearly dies while idling at a grocery store. I'm now being told by a mechanic that I have water in my tank and that he wants to bill me at $890 for dropping, cleaning and replacing the gas tank, replacing the spark plugs and cleaning the throttle body. They haven't started the maintenance yet and no money has exchanged hands, I just want another option on the price versus the work outlined.
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Seek a second opinion at another repair shop with another technician. This will help determine if the diagnosis is accurate and reasonable, and if the costs are as well. Too hard to know here if it is accurate and reasonable or not since there are many question marks around this concern. Sure, it could be that expensive, depending on what is needed. However, is that information accurate? Hard to say. You seem to have doubts, so consult a second opinion.
