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Head gasket replacement cost
Guys n gals, does anyone know roughly how much it would cost to get a head gasket replaced on a 52 plate WRX wagon?
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Looking at around £650 -£800 depending where abouts you go. (That's only a rough idea as never had one done on a scooby).
Thought I was going to have to have it done though when I first bought it |
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That's sort of what I was expecting. It's about the same as it cost on my old Cossie. I've seen a wagon which the owner reckons is in need of a new one. All depends what sort of price the car goes for. Could end up quite a cheap project.
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Or very expensive if it needs more than HG's!
Mine is showing symptoms of minor HG failure and at a minimum I'm having the block split and checked which means new seals & probably bearings, you may also be looking at a skim as well.
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£650 - £800 sounds low to me, based on having seen the bills people are generally faced with when this happens.
If it is the difference between buying a car or not, I would suggest you up that budget a bit, else you may be in for a nasty surprise. |
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Probably nearer 1000-1200 but depending how the hg s gone may need a rebuild.
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Engine out on a scoob. So a bit different to a cossie where you just take the rocker cover and head off.
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