About to purchase a 2006 LC, timing belt service is listed on Toyota owner site from the dealer. Should I ask my local dealer to pull the full repair order to make sure water pump was replaced? Or can I visually inspect the pump easily to tell age?
how can I tell if water pump changed when timing belt service? (1 Viewer)
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Yes, see if they can tell you what items were replaced/inspected. Often times the pulleys and tensioner are replaced along with the timing belt BUT the water pump is anyone's guess. To me...it makes no sense not to replace it while you are that far into the front of the engine, but some places do not, or the customer declines the recommendation.
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Seems like the PO said yes to everything including "headlight restoration "
So no idea if the toyota dealer would have more in depth records on the repair as opposed to the abbreviated versions we see on the owners site?
So no idea if the toyota dealer would have more in depth records on the repair as opposed to the abbreviated versions we see on the owners site?
Looks like theychanged everything including the waterpump
Call dealership who performed the work and give them the VIN and inquire.
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I'll try and call, and it visit my local dealer and have them inspect it when vehicle arrives from transport
