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The stepson traded off is Dodge Ram with the eco diesel a few years ago becasue the dealership never old find the occasional colliant leak, and got a 2019 or 20 Nissan 3/4 ton with the Cummins. AC goes out other day with about 120,000 mi. Takes it to the Nissan dealer and they find a leak in the "tank" and a bad EGR. $300 labor plus $2700 parts. Exactly what is the "tank' on this Nissan marvel??? $2700 for parts?????
 
I drive old rigs just for that reason. Too much $$$ to keep ‘em going
 
413 said:
I drive old rigs just for that reason. Too much $$$ to keep ‘em going
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MY Ram is a '95 and it will be passed on when I die!!

I can't understand what part of that AC system costs $2700/ OK that also included a EGR valve.
 
Liquid tank on a Nissan Titan is basically an accumulator or receiver/drier on other brands. Nissan uses a bunch of names we are not used to for the same parts.

Ask him how much the liquid tank part was on the invoice. I am surprised the labor cost was so low.

Also, was he charged for refrigerant? That stuff is pricey these days.
 
some quick google-fu show an EGR valve is almost 1K, and the cooler is like 1300... so that might be part of the story. i do know that anything AC related can get spendy with the quickness. i'd guess just a charge and o-rings is probably 250~300

i'd love to see the parts breakdown on the invoice
 
Thanks for the come back. I admit the newest vehicle I have spent any $ on AC repair, as is some more coolant added is 95 Ram! maybe $ 50???????? Pretty good for 28 years and 240,000 miles?????!
I was just curious as any AC part I saw on Rock for his Nissan was very inexpensive.
I admit now is now a good tme to inquire, as he has been in a home remodel and dealing with a bank and their "appraier" that her work consisted of a "drive by appraisal"! Really!!??? It all started when they spent the weekend out and the dishwasher sprung a "leak" and ruined the floors and cabinets. At least they had good insurance but it has been one "life issue"after another.
 
barbee6043 said:
Thanks for the come back. I admit the newest vehicle I have spent any $ on AC repair, as is some more coolant added is 95 Ram! maybe $ 50???????? Pretty good for 28 years and 240,000 miles?????!
I was just curious as any AC part I saw on Rock for his Nissan was very inexpensive.
I admit now is now a good tme to inquire, as he has been in a home remodel and dealing with a bank and their "appraier" that her work consisted of a "drive by appraisal"! Really!!??? It all started when they spent the weekend out and the dishwasher sprung a "leak" and ruined the floors and cabinets. At least they had good insurance but it has been one "life issue"after another.
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yeah, without actually knowing what parts it's hard to say. but just seeing the price on the EGR bits i was kinda floored. i'm surprised with such a new vehicle it wasn't covered under warranty.

speaking of expensive... cabinets are no joke.
 
junkyardhero said:
yeah, without actually knowing what parts it's hard to say. but just seeing the price on the EGR bits i was kinda floored. i'm surprised with such a new vehicle it wasn't covered under warranty.

speaking of expensive... cabinets are no joke.
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Too many miles.
 
Yeah these new vehicles are something. I'm also surprised that's all they got him on labor. I bought my son a '03 Frontier the temperature sensor switch went bad. $30 part worst thing was getting my big hands in the box to replace it.
 
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