YOUR RESEARCHOil return pump
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I just had my oil changed and the service manager took me back in the shop and pointed out to me that my oil return pump was leaking. I have never seen any oil in my garage floor and he said the seals were probably dry. He told me it was about 900.00 to replace. Would you replace now or wait and the oil level in the car was not low.
You don't list what year your car is but by virtue of the fact that he quoted you a price I presume you're out of warranty. I would certainly research it. Chances are there is an independent shop in your area that may save you some money if that's an issue for you. Remember: your dealer shoud provide you with a PCA discount, if you're a member.
It's a 06 Boxster S and my warranty was up a few months ago. He also said I would get a discount for being a PCA member.
if you trust your dealer follow their advise
Don't count on it . . . my dealer doesn't give a discount, because they pay for a PCA membership when you purchase a car from them. I purchased my car elsewhere, and paid for my own PCA membership, but I still don't get a discount.
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