Valley Plate Leak? (1 Viewer)
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TCCN confirmed it was a very small valley plate leak. Told me it's not urgent, but I just want it done ASAP to get it over with. Cost was $1,400.
Sounds like peace of mind is worth $1400. Good of you to get to it before it's a bigger problem.
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- #24
As long as my wallet (and wife) and allows it, I will always pay for peace of mind.
Glad to hear it wasn’t anything serious. Congrats and enjoy!
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- #26
Yes. Also interesting was that he told me the gaskets on the 2014s were updated.
32cls6speedmt
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Tccn replaces your heat exchanger also based on his videos. I think.
Most of the quotes that are posted on this forum does not replace heat exchanger.
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Yes he will replace my heat exchanger. And his inspection was really an inspection. From the tires down to all the clips, all the way to the engine. It was very thorough.
32cls6speedmt
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I wanted to clarify for future searches. Heat exchanger is expensive and is in excess of $200.
I am impressed that you got an appointment so quickly. Tccn is booked on for months in advance.
I had my front brakes, break fluid flushed and power steering fluid flushed by tccn. The estimating software is great and full transparency. Prices are very reasonable.
I am impressed that you got an appointment so quickly. Tccn is booked on for months in advance.
I had my front brakes, break fluid flushed and power steering fluid flushed by tccn. The estimating software is great and full transparency. Prices are very reasonable.
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- #30
Luckily someone cancelled last minute. But yes, he is very busy and will do my valley plate on October as he told me it’s not urgent.
