how do you fix a head gasket and how much would it cost?

Asked by joe_ramirez Sep 12, 2012 at 04:02 PM about the Toyota MR2

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Árni answered 12 years ago

you can´t fix headgasket, you replace it. Cheak with your local dealer for a price, both with the work and just for parts, if you have not worked on cars before I recommend you have a proffesional garage do this for you.

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