If u ever has to be told by yr mechanic yr ICE car head gasket had blown and replacement wld cause >$2,000 to $5,000.
Tell them to fuck off....
1. What a a gasket? It is just a thin sheet to sandwich between the bottom block and the top block. It is just a thin foil type of less then 1 micron thick. That is anything less then 1mm is known as micron. 50micron is 0.5mm thick/wide.
2. Replacing the gasket is about taking out all connected parts/ dismantle parts on the top head block,
3. And in some engines are to lower the bottom block to get access to it, it also need to dismantle connected parts .. and this is $2k for labour cost.
If the fucking mechanic hasn't any experience is doing this he would take more hours than usual to dismantle and install the parts back.
4. The gasket is 50- 70 micron thick only and to replace this cracked gasket cost >$2000?
5. Then all the bullshit of sanding the block to flatten or even the block surface becos the surface is uneven?
How can the block surface be uneven/ wobble becos of combustion heat? Fuck off.
Just replace a new gasket and apply heat resistance glue is enough. Some heat resistance glue take up to 250 degree of heat and used in kitchen hot water system and water tank.
Special tools are used to measure the force to tighten the 8 screws of the bottom and top block. So how can the block surface be damage..... uhhh?
Time to crowdfund to sue All mechanic workshops to bankrupt them... cheats about...
Tell them to fuck off....
1. What a a gasket? It is just a thin sheet to sandwich between the bottom block and the top block. It is just a thin foil type of less then 1 micron thick. That is anything less then 1mm is known as micron. 50micron is 0.5mm thick/wide.
2. Replacing the gasket is about taking out all connected parts/ dismantle parts on the top head block,
3. And in some engines are to lower the bottom block to get access to it, it also need to dismantle connected parts .. and this is $2k for labour cost.
If the fucking mechanic hasn't any experience is doing this he would take more hours than usual to dismantle and install the parts back.
4. The gasket is 50- 70 micron thick only and to replace this cracked gasket cost >$2000?
5. Then all the bullshit of sanding the block to flatten or even the block surface becos the surface is uneven?
How can the block surface be uneven/ wobble becos of combustion heat? Fuck off.
Just replace a new gasket and apply heat resistance glue is enough. Some heat resistance glue take up to 250 degree of heat and used in kitchen hot water system and water tank.
Special tools are used to measure the force to tighten the 8 screws of the bottom and top block. So how can the block surface be damage..... uhhh?
Time to crowdfund to sue All mechanic workshops to bankrupt them... cheats about...
