Inner tie-rod, idler arm, center link questions
#1
Inner tie-rod, idler arm, center link questions
Hi, I have a 2000 Chevy Blazer 4x4 LT. It has 120k miles on it and I just had it looked at by Sears when I was getting the battery replaced.
They said I need a new inner tie-rod, idler arm and center link. All of that adding up to around $320. PLUS labor, making it around $750. Which sounds crazy to me, but I'm not the best repair woman out there.
I was wondering if there was a good store website or brand to use for these parts. Or even popular repair shop. Except Sears.
They said I need a new inner tie-rod, idler arm and center link. All of that adding up to around $320. PLUS labor, making it around $750. Which sounds crazy to me, but I'm not the best repair woman out there.
I was wondering if there was a good store website or brand to use for these parts. Or even popular repair shop. Except Sears.
#2
the sad thing is if you had the proper tools you can probably knock that out in about a hour. i did a pitman and idler at the shop 2 days ago in 30 minutes. even the prices for parts seem kinda high unless they are using really high quality parts. you can check autozone.com to give you a general ideal of what cheep parts cost
#3
Yeah, I found good quality parts for lower prices. Sears wanted 75 bucks for a new tie rod end, $73 for an idler arm, and $108 for a center link. And the prices I found off of various websites were much lower than that and probably would last the same as Sear's product.
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