Got P2146 on commute home...
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From: Antioch, Ca
"Dang" is a beautiful word compared to the one used by the Mrs.
I had no choice but to autho the dealer to do the repair...$1230.00
Left Coast would have been shy of $800.
I feel sick, but I didn't have a choice at the time of incident, a mile from dealer, after 5pm on a Friday.
After this I'm buying all the necessary specialty tools and am going to learn to do it myself along with setting the valve lash. I'm sure I can find someone local from the forums to hold my hand the first time.
I had no choice but to autho the dealer to do the repair...$1230.00
Left Coast would have been shy of $800.
I feel sick, but I didn't have a choice at the time of incident, a mile from dealer, after 5pm on a Friday.
After this I'm buying all the necessary specialty tools and am going to learn to do it myself along with setting the valve lash. I'm sure I can find someone local from the forums to hold my hand the first time.
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From: Waco, Texas
No specialty tools required. Just standard and metric end wrenches and sockets are all I use.....oh, and a good set of feeler gauges.
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