Thread: I have a 2000 chrysler concord.......?

Very good looking car. Clean. I had a diagnostic test done on it, because the oil light kept coming on. At first the machanic thought the oil switch was bad, so he put a new switch in, but after about 4 days the oil light came on again. I returned it to the machanic, and they ran the car longer, and found that the problem wasnt the switch, that it was actually the oil pump. They wanted $950.00 to replace the pump. I cant afford that at the moment, but will have a new one installed soon. If, after the pump is installed, and all goes well, my question is...........How much could I get for the car if I try to sell it?

Before you replace the oil pump at $950, take it to the dealer and ask them to check the service bulletin to modify the oil sending switch. There is a technical service bulletin relating to this which does not involve replacing the pump. The cost of preforming the service bulletin should be about $100. Good luck!