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This is a discussion thread titled "New tundra Engine", within the Engine & Drivetrain forum, part of the Technical & Vehicle Assistance Forums category.
I was wondering if anybody could tell me how much a 2000 toyota tundra V8 4.7 engine would cost. My 2000 tundra's engine burnt up and I am just wanting to find out how much it would cost to get a new engine put in because the truck is still in great shape.
Last edited by bigdawgj14; 04-06-2008 at 02:54 PM.
I was wondering if anybody could tell me how much a 2000 toyota tundra V8 4.7 engine would cost. My 2000 tundra's engine burnt up and I am just wanting to find out how much it would cost to get a new engine put in because the truck is still in great shape.
On ebay, a 2UZFE (the 4.7L V8) is going on average for about $1800.
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I would buy it from the dealership with the 3 yr warranty on it. I MUST emphasize the ebay buying option should NOT be explored, there are dangerous unethical folks out there doing business with unassuming folks like us...
I don't think that I would consider buying something like that on ebay either. I probaly will get it from the dealership but I was just trying to find a rough estimate of how much it would cost.
No mistake. For your V6 Highlander the MSRP Price for the engine is $14,189.30 and the 28% discount price is $10,216.30
Your transaxle has a MSRP price of $2,793.00 and there is a core charge of $1,000 if you don't have a rebuildable core.
All good reasons to use factory parts, filters and fluids and servicing intervals. Can you picture Amsoil paying out $14,000 for a new engine + $2,000 for the installation if an owner followed Amsoil's advice of extending oil changes to 15,000 - 25,000 mile and then the engine developed mechanical problems?
Some ebay sellers are actually recycling yards,just check their feedback ratings and other info before doing any business with them.
Try a local junkyard,if they don't have any they can most likely locate a used engine that has some kind of warranty (very limited though)
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