I would be a tad weary, sometimes a failed pump means the engine has
been overheated and thus may well have issues further down the road.
Also if it is easy to r&r the pump, why not do it and then sell the car
without this major issue.
Far as cheap cars go, Hyundai has reputation for being reliable and
cheap to run.
Hendrik
who does not have cheap transportation
On 01/12/12 06:30, Donald Snook wrote:
Alex wrote: "Except '97-'00 with the problematic intake manifolds, right?"
I cannot imagine that there is one on the road with the original intake. Most
of them failed years ago. But, yes, that is the one problem with that engine
and only for those years.
Now, here is a great car and its CHEAP.
http://wichita.craigslist.org/cto/3444307744.html
A water pump isn't even that hard to put on these cars. I had a 1990 Lesabre.
I sold it to my neighbor a few years ago. It has over 225,000 miles on it
now. He loves it.
Donald H. Snook
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