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walbro fp
Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: Kearny, New Jersey, USA
Posts: 427
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O.K., I'm out of denial. I have a BHG. The mechanic I use quoted me between 600 -800 dollars. That sounds a little on the low side. I want this done right. I would like the surfaces cleaned well and all that. I've had this guy do work for me before and he was nice, let me in the shop and all. l woul like him to tear it down to the gasket and let me inspect it. How do I approach him with stuff like that? I'd also like to maybe pick the gasket and studs myself. I know this will raise the price. Please don't tell me to do this job myself. I changed my valve cover gaskets and found that challenging. I understand how the things work, I'm just not real good with tools. Any input is welcome. Thanks.
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