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celestialmind
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| quote: | Originally posted by Marc Summers
do it yourself. the hardest part is disengaging the airbag which is easy a cheese. | you need some computer thing to disengage the airbag. I have no idea how to do that.
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Oct-30-2006 18:45
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| quote: | Originally posted by EXTREMUM
Two hours of labor, shouldn't cost any more than $200. In that case how can a single radiator cost around $600??? WTF is it made out of - gold?
What car is this going on. This sounds like dealership costs. I'd go to a regular mechanic, or do it yourself. | That's the thing, the mechanic that always did work on my car doesn't have that computer that you would need to disengage the airbag, only a deal can do that.
Roughly $200 for labor including a brand new asshole for me, plus 70 for the thing that the fan spins on, 90 for the fucking fan and under 200 for a radiator, I'm trying to figure out where the other 300 is coming from.
I ain't spending that money, FUCK THAT. I'm almost done paying it off, another week to go and I'm done, if anything I'll worry about it after I get all my equipment.
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Oct-30-2006 18:49
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| quote: | Originally posted by gehzumteufel
radiator shouldnt ever be more than $200 from an auto parts store. and what kind of car is this? fan almost in the bumper? sounds a big odd since thats where the bumper support goes along with the radiator support and what not. | a fucking chevy cavalier, 03.
I miss my GTP. but anyway. I'm trying to figure out where the other 300 is coming from. 
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Oct-30-2006 18:50
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EXTREMUM
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| quote: | Originally posted by celestialmind
That's the thing, the mechanic that always did work on my car doesn't have that computer that you would need to disengage the airbag, only a deal can do that.
Roughly $200 for labor including a brand new asshole for me, plus 70 for the thing that the fan spins on, 90 for the fucking fan and under 200 for a radiator, I'm trying to figure out where the other 300 is coming from.
I ain't spending that money, FUCK THAT. I'm almost done paying it off, another week to go and I'm done, if anything I'll worry about it after I get all my equipment. |
Extended warranties save lives. I'm glad I got one, for my car.
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Oct-30-2006 18:50
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| quote: | Originally posted by getfoul
do it yourself. The thing you will need the most you can get from any snap-on tool dealer. A radiator hose pick. It may be 15-30 dollars but it is WORTH IT in terms of making the do it yourself job tons easier. | don't got the tools y'all. and how is the radiator hose pick gonna fix my broken fan and the hole in the radiator? 
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Oct-30-2006 18:53
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