Induction Cleaning: Seafoam dripping from front of engine
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I have been told that it is a 15 hour job and the going rate at a indie shop is $1200-$1500 for parts and labor.
This is for BOTH sides, and you always want to do both sides at the same time, and also check and make sure that the heads are not warped or cracked.
As long as it was not overheated the heads should be good.
This is for BOTH sides, and you always want to do both sides at the same time, and also check and make sure that the heads are not warped or cracked.
As long as it was not overheated the heads should be good.
Hmm... decisions, decisions, I may have to try to tackle this myself. Either that or take a semester off of school.
Nothing overheated the coolant leak is very slow. Though maybe the Seafoam cleaned the gunk out that was blocking the coolant and now i have a very fast leak.
Hmm... decisions, decisions, I may have to try to tackle this myself. Either that or take a semester off of school.
Hmm... decisions, decisions, I may have to try to tackle this myself. Either that or take a semester off of school.
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Yeah So is a job and money. I think I am going to try to DIY the head gasket spoke with Mike and he gave confidence that I could do it. I am reading up the process on the rave CD and it does not look too bad.
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