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Re: FLAT RATE - is it fair ?
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Posted by Kelly C on October 24, 2003 at 21:12:27 from (63.171.43.140):
In Reply to: FLAT RATE - is it fair ? posted by Rookie on October 24, 2003 at 15:27:46:
What I look for is a good honest Mechanic. Some are crooks. They have great prices but you pay more for crap you didnt need. I finnaly found a guy who is in my opinion good. He charges real time. Check the book on replacing a oil pan gasket on a 91 ford f150 4 wd. With the 302. The book calls for removing the intake and the motor mounts then jack up the engine to remove the pan. Also some thing with the trasnfer case. I had some real high bids on that job. In the 5 or 600 dollar range. This guy charged me $50. He lowered the pan a 1/2 inch. Cut out 1/2 the bolt hole in the gasket and fished it in and around the bolts. Took him 15 min. Now I still spent $500 that day. I had that much budgeted. SO I had him do a tune up, Oil change, Timing gear and belt, Flush the radiator and some thing on the Catiletic converter. The 500 included a $50 tip to take his wife out. Needless to say he has done all my fixin ever since.
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