Subject	Depends on many things.
Posted by	bartz32tt on November 27, 2013 at 12:52 AM
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In Reply To	mech. shop for vacuume leake. posted by lukzzkeeper(philly) on November 26, 2013 at 11:03 PM
Message	If I were you, I'd do the work yourself after he diagnoses it for you. Diagnostic fees are often a flat rate versus being charged hourly at the shop's rate (which varies wildly but generally not cheap). Vacuum lines are cheap, labor is not. Use a suitable clamp at each line, a zip tie is often used for silicone lines. ________________Sig Separator________________________ Parting out my entire 1990 twin turbo! Please email me for needed parts! See profile for my WTB/WTT list as well.
Follow Ups	mech. shop for vacuume leake. - lukzzkeeper(philly) 23:03:09 11/26/13 Depends on many things. - bartz32tt 00:52:38 11/27/13 There's only a couple vacuum sources on the engine. - TTZ2NV(EPTmotorsports) 03:52:39 11/27/13 Re: Depends on many things. - lukzzkeeper(philly) 06:39:55 11/27/13 Get your car out of there and go see Tony Myrie! - phillyz 04:34:08 11/27/13 I tried to find Tony's info with no luck :-( - ZXoltan 09:38:56 11/27/13 www.zrestorations.com (n/m) - fundraiser 17:42:50 11/27/13 Pay him his hourly rate? - ThunderZ 06:22:06 11/27/13 Re: Pay him his hourly rate? - lukzzkeeper(philly) 10:29:53 11/27/13 Happy to help. The good thing is you don't have to buy - ThunderZ 10:47:41 11/27/13
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