First: Yes Fireguy, I did an extensive search. :angel
When I was selling my old car to my regular mechanic shop and was telling the guy I needed the money for buying my Bronco, he said "Make sure with those things you check the head gasket. If it blows fixing everything will be like $2-3,000. It's not good."
Now that I've read umpteen posts on head gaskets .. that statement is sounding a little wrong to me. They're really nice guys and I don't imagine they'd try to screw me on a car I didn't even own .... but maybe they're just used to ricers?
And would one tell if a head gasket is in need of repair? (still waiting for my Hayes manual.)
Thanks for any input on this discussion!
Jerkey
When I was selling my old car to my regular mechanic shop and was telling the guy I needed the money for buying my Bronco, he said "Make sure with those things you check the head gasket. If it blows fixing everything will be like $2-3,000. It's not good."
Now that I've read umpteen posts on head gaskets .. that statement is sounding a little wrong to me. They're really nice guys and I don't imagine they'd try to screw me on a car I didn't even own .... but maybe they're just used to ricers?
And would one tell if a head gasket is in need of repair? (still waiting for my Hayes manual.)
Thanks for any input on this discussion!
Jerkey