Posted by Stephen Newell on December 22, 2019 at 20:17:35 from (107.77.201.83):
In Reply to: Pickup dilemma posted by blue924.9 on December 22, 2019 at 14:01:01:
The work you describe is labor intensive but not that expensive to do. I would think the cost would be in the 500-600 dollar range, doing it yourself. If the heads need work just remove them and have a machine shop do the work. I just had the heads done on a car not long ago and it cost about a hundred bucks each to have them refurbished. You probably have to remove the intake manifold anyway so the gasket would be just part of the job. I've replaced a CV axle on a car before and it wasn't that bad to do. One thing I would add with more than 100k miles is a timing chain or belt. It would be the next thing to go.
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