I bet they'd hit you with something like a 2 hour labor charge, regardless of actual time, unless you could work something out on an agreed fee. I've done a complete clutch job in about an hour and a half on mine, but I was really hurrying because it was winter and I put a new flywheel in, so I had everything ready to go.
My parents have a guy watching their place this winter and he is an out of work painter/mechanic. He normally works for about $25 an hour for mechanical.. (he is using my dads shop and is staying there for free)
he told me he would pull the T-5 out of my car *(which i am storing out there) since reverse gear is gone. He went ahead and pulled the t-5 and said my bill would be $125... i think this is quite steep for that job.. I was thinking about half of that would make more sense..
My parents have a guy watching their place this winter and he is an out of work painter/mechanic. He normally works for about $25 an hour for mechanical.. (he is using my dads shop and is staying there for free)
he told me he would pull the T-5 out of my car *(which i am storing out there) since reverse gear is gone. He went ahead and pulled the t-5 and said my bill would be $125... i think this is quite steep for that job.. I was thinking about half of that would make more sense..
um.... if he is using your dads shop and staying there for free that should be $0 in a six pack for the bill... seriously... thats like $60 an hour.. i can see no more then 2-3 hours on that job...