I'm wonder how much work is it to replace the fuel pump in my taurus. I'm pretty sure that's my problem as it had been loud right before ignition since I bought the car and one day the car sputtered and I stopped and it has never started. I supposed it could be the relay and I will test that before I do anything, but with the fuel pump in the gas tank (WHY DO THEY DO THAT) I have no idea how much work it would take.
Do car makers make their cars harder to work on just to keep sales up or what? Fuel pump in the gas tank why not mount it to the frame. Heater core inside the dash UG if your gonna make a part super hard to service then it should be made to last. I guarantee my heater core is made of the thinnest metal they could get by with. How much extra would it really cost to make the heater core a few milimeters thicker and therefore guarantee it to last over the lifetime of the car.
Do car makers make their cars harder to work on just to keep sales up or what? Fuel pump in the gas tank why not mount it to the frame. Heater core inside the dash UG if your gonna make a part super hard to service then it should be made to last. I guarantee my heater core is made of the thinnest metal they could get by with. How much extra would it really cost to make the heater core a few milimeters thicker and therefore guarantee it to last over the lifetime of the car.