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tobijohn Ever wonder how much you saved by doing it yourself?
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It only goes back as far as 1990 but if you've ever wondered what a repair might have cost you if you hadn't done it yourself, here's a link to pretty nifty site that Jim Garren (Toptechx6) sent me:

http://repairpal.com/
Posted on: 2009/8/11 0:37
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Epimax Re: Ever wonder how much you saved by doing it yourself?
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Excellent!
Posted on: 2009/8/11 9:48
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CentralCoaster Re: Ever wonder how much you saved by doing it yourself?
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Sweet. On some big jobs, I'd call the dealer for a price just to get me motivated.

They only go back to 1990, but that shouldn't be any different than my 85.

~$1300 clutch
~$700 rearwheel bearing

Fuel pump is the most humorous, ~$400, and I can verify that they will ask for that much, even though it's a 20 minute job.
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tobijohn Re: Ever wonder how much you saved by doing it yourself?
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Quote:

CentralCoaster wrote:
...Fuel pump is the most humorous, ~$400, and I can verify that they will ask for that much, even though it's a 20 minute job.


Don't I remember a story a while back about you replacing yours on a Sunday morning in a dealership's parking lot?
Posted on: 2009/8/11 23:03
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CentralCoaster Re: Ever wonder how much you saved by doing it yourself?
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That was on a sunday night in Santa Barbara. What do they expect when they overcharge, yet leave their parking lot lights on at night?
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400hp427vette Re: Ever wonder how much you saved by doing it yourself?
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Cool Site, I saved it in my favorites
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dan0617 Re: Ever wonder how much you saved by doing it yourself?
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Front brake pad replacement
Posted on: 2009/8/13 18:09
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