#4015, "Anyone know how long a shop says to change a TO bearing?"
My dads cousin is a certified mechanic and charges $35/hour for family...he's starting a business and needs whatever money he can get. Was just wondering how many hours a shop would charge you for. I know it would take me all day, just cuz i swear alot and break things...but i'd rather him do it....mostly cuz i am lazy and really, really, don't wanna pry apart my tranny.
#4016, "RE: Anyone know how long a shop says to change a TO bearing?" In response to Reply # 0
You don't have to pry apart the trans to replace the TO bearing, you just have to get it off the motor.
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#4017, "RE: Anyone know how long a shop says to change a TO bearing?" In response to Reply # 1 Feb-14-05 12:53 PM by BuckNutty
yeah i know...but that requires taking out the axles, taking apart some of the suspension, then prying it pff, etc... i just want it done...and i really don't feel like doing it. This would only be the second thing a shop has ever touched my car for, the first being a full custom exhaust.
#4032, "RE: Anyone know how long a shop says to change a TO bearing?" In response to Reply # 4
ok....i know how to do it, and i have done it a few times on a few cars. I just don't have the time to do it...and frankly, i don't feel like it either.
Anyway...i am paying $140 for a mechanic to install my new clutch, flywheel, throwout bearing, and for him to check out my spare tranny and motor.
#4033, "RE: Anyone know how long a shop says to change a TO bearing?" In response to Reply # 5
I can attest to Frank's knowledge, as well as relate to how jaded he is nowadays... I think that letting him do it is probably your best bet, from a frustration point of view...