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IHateHacks · 03-16-2007, 02:47 AM

I did all that work in my back yard. It's really not hard, I mean that. People these days are so intimidated by mechanical work on a vehicle. I'm no mechanic. I never went to school for this. I'm self-taught. I just bought the tools that I needed and rolled up my sleeves. I never replaced a head gasket before. All you need is a place to put the parts and common sense. The TSRM doesn't hurt either lol. F*ck labor charges, there is nothing any mechanic can do that you can't. Trust me, I'm living proof. Thats why I made that thread, to show that ANYBODY can replace their head gasket. All you need are the right tools, the TSRM and will power. Sorry for ranting, im a lil drunk right now lol.

03-16-2007, 02:47 AM	#10
IHateHacks 20psi boost Join Date: May 2006 Location: New Haven/Hamden Posts: 793	I did all that work in my back yard. It's really not hard, I mean that. People these days are so intimidated by mechanical work on a vehicle. I'm no mechanic. I never went to school for this. I'm self-taught. I just bought the tools that I needed and rolled up my sleeves. I never replaced a head gasket before. All you need is a place to put the parts and common sense. The TSRM doesn't hurt either lol. F*ck labor charges, there is nothing any mechanic can do that you can't. Trust me, I'm living proof. Thats why I made that thread, to show that ANYBODY can replace their head gasket. All you need are the right tools, the TSRM and will power. Sorry for ranting, im a lil drunk right now lol.