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Originally Posted by mikefocke
A dealer actually doing the IMS replacement is unusual, though some now do.
Does the invoice show what part was used? Anything in the way of a sticker on the door post? Or was it the IMS gasket all that was changed?
You are happy, that is what is important. Don't overthink. Especially, being in Youngstown, I'd get the window washer fluid system working. And pay attention to the tires needed for the winter.
Good luck. Loved mine.
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He replaced the IMS as a preventative measure because he was replacing the clutch. I have the receipt and it is an IMS upgrade kit that cost around $1000. This is just going to be a summer car and I have no intentions of driving it in the winter. Probably will only put around 3000 miles a year on it. This is just going to be a summer car and I have no intentions of driving it in the winter. Probably will only put around 3000 miles a year on it.