Yes it is worth it, and that is a resonable price, sadly, for a headgasket repair.
I would recommend this if you are not good at mechanics or have no knowledge of the steps I will tell you.
First step is to disconnect and mark every single wire, hose and part.
Then take off the valve covers, and put the bolts back in when the valve covers come off as some are different sizes.
Next find the bolts that hold the heads on and simply remove them while putting the bolts back in so you do not forget where the go and then remove the old gasket and clean all the mating surfaces, installation is the reverse.
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Monday, December 17th, 2007 AT 9:46 PM