I have a 2000 Sonata, and the Crank Posistioning Sensor went bad. The local shop wants to charge me 416.61 to fix it. I know the engine popped a code so all they had to do was hook up a scanner to it to get the problem. I found the part for 80 bucks, and I just can't imagine it would take long enough to justify that large of a bill. Also the mechanic said he had to tear the whole front of the engine apart. Please Help, because this seems like a rip off!!
2006-10-21
05:46:55
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corey0863
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Maintenance & Repairs