check engine light
I took my 1998 Pontiac Sunfire in to have a tune-up and to see why the check engine light had just come on over the week-end. Upon review, I was told that there was a problem with the "flow" of fluids between the engine and the radiator. They also told me that there was a major problem with the temperature of the fluid coming from the engine and the fluid going into the radiator. They also informed me that the sensor had gone out and therefore couldn't tell the car how hot or cold it was running. Then the bad news.....not counting the tune-up which was originally why I took the car in, it would cost approximmately $400+. Does this sound correct? The car is 14 years old with 187,000+ miles; I paid a $1000 for the car 4 years ago. I feel like I'm being taken advantage of. Does any of this sound right?