Performing a headswap

AquamanCHS

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Sep 17, 2003
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I just got quoted ~$1200 in labor for performing the PI headswap on my 96 GT. This seems a bit high to me so I'm considering my other option: doing it myself. :shrug: Sooo...

How much know-how is required for doing the swap? I can work a wrench and follow directions without fail, what else would I need?
 
the head swap is pretty tough unless you have the right tools. i've done it before without removing the engine, but it is difficult. removing the engine is also a pain, but it make the assembly very easy. timing is not that though...just get a good set of directions and diagrams. it is straight forward and with all the right new parts (gaskets and bolts ect.) the job can be done is two days. expect it to take longer though. there are always parts you have not accounted for tht you will need. pm me if you have questions...