2004 Dodge Intrepid on 2040-cars
Paw Paw, Michigan, United States
The car needs a new water pump. Interior and exterior show average wear.
Ok this how the story goes. I had the oil changed and the shop said that the car has a small leak. The leak is located at thermostat housing. I looked on line and that appears to the signs of the water pump going bad. The leak is not actually the housing but the water coming from weep holes. The holes are designed to divert water from the water pump in the case of a seal problem. I was told that it a common issue. The car did not over heat and I never seen any sign of water in the oil. After doing the research we decided to sell the car. It has been a great car it still starts and runs good. So if you have time and knowledge to do the repairs it will make a great car. So the auction is a no reserve and message me with any questions and to set up a time to see the vehicle in person. Thanks |
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