<human>: I have a 2003 Ford Focus SE. I am on a road trip and I was driving on I-75 when I heard a pop and I could not accelerate. It felt like I was in neutral, so I stepped on the gas very briefly twice and didn't accelerate. Once I realized I wasn't going anywhere I pulled over to the side of the road. I smelled buringing rubber. I then called a tow truck. As I was getting towed the driver said it sounded like a timing belt, and said it could be anywhere from $750-$1,500 to fix. That price sounded a little too high for only a belt and water pump replacement. 

- I was told that labor is $75/hr
- I looked online and the cost for the pump seem to run approximatly $60

I know it shouldn't be an 8hr job because the engine is an overhead cam, and it's just a Ford Focus SE engine. 

Can I get any advise to help me negotiate a reasonable price for tomorrow? (It happened Sunday night and I had to get a hotel)

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<bot>: Car broke down, and I don't want to get screwed on the price to replace a timing belt. How much should it cost @ $75/hr labor? (2003 Ford Focus SE)