Avg price to replace impeller in 97 150 ficht?

[ZeroHour]

Just as it says, wondering what to epxect etc. Have a tourney at amistad in feb and dont want to risk any issues!

[rangercj]

I would guess 1-1.5 hrs labour and parts. Any more than $200 and I would do it myself. Look in the john/rude tips section, the link is at the top of the page. It covers it nicely.

[SEAHORSE]

Most shops charge 1.5-2.0 hours to replace a water pump kit on a V6.

The 5001594 kit is about $62 and 2 hours @ $70 per makes it a few bucks more than 2 "C notes".

[AquaMarineNJ]

2.0hrs + parts is normal. Our labor rates are much higher up here in NJ.

[OkieBoatMech]

1.25 hrs. labor and parts (including lower unit lube change) runs about $125-150 in our area.

[Alan519]

Just had one done on a 225 ficht, and only cost 107.38 in Oregon. 1 hour @ 70.00 and 37.80 part. It sounds like I got a deal

[rangercj]

We are paying $90-100/hr and the parts are usually double the US price.

[Dae]

Dang it, I was going to stay out of this since I hadn't paid anyone to do one in a while, but the last year when I called one shop, they wanted an 1 hour for labor at $70 and I think the kit was $39. They did say if any nuts are frozen, it could add up to another hour.

- Dae

[Dover]

whatever it cost it is worth it unless you're mechanically inclined...

[AquaMarineNJ]

If your in a salt water area expect a 2 hour bill. Some do take less time but not the norm here. As SEAHORSE said the pump kit is in the 62$ range.

[ChampioNman]

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You got a bargan and probobly got just the impeller not the kit. Best I can do it in is 1.5 kit complete no NACLH20, add 2 for those.

[AquaMarineNJ]

NACLH20 ?

[SEAHORSE]

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by AquaMarineNJ &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">NACLH20 ?</TD></TR></TABLE>


Sodium Chloride liquid ---- NaCl H2O


that's technical talk for saltwater environments !!!!!!


C'mon, boy, you should have seen that one coming .

[AquaMarineNJ]