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The typical expense to replace a water pump in a 2013 Ford Edge is around $940 to $1,180. This cost includes labor estimated between $800 and $1,020, as well as parts priced between $130 and $160. The water pump in your car is responsible for circulating water from the radiator through the engine and back again, maintaining a consistent engine temperature regardless of external conditions. One of the most common causes of water pump failure is worn bearings. Additionally, using incorrect coolant or mixing different types of coolant can harm the water pump seals and bearings, potentially causing the impeller shaft to fail.
I'm not sure which car that quote is referring to, but the 3.5L engine comes with an internal water pump and is much pricier based on the estimates I got. The prices vary from $2,500 to $3,800. This information is from April 2023.
The average price to replace a water pump in a 2013 Ford Edge ranges from $974 to $1,252.