Hey A== The price varies throughout the coumtry. Time and knowledge is all a mechanic has to sell. He has to put groceries on the table also. You might call a couple of local garages for estimates. GoodluckJoe
You should visit a local mechanic to get it working because working on it yourself could cause it to have further problems and you should get it done professionally.
You should take it to a mechanic to have that done, it's usually not something you can do at home in your garage.
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It's probably broken. You should see if you can get a mechanic to look at it for you.
If you don't know what to do, take it to a registered mechanic to get the repair costs appraised. From their, you can choose to get it fixed at a shop or do it yourself.
A s=tandard work week is 40 hours, but he should expect overtime when winter and summer begins and heating/air conditioning systems get turned on. The hours could shoot up to 60 in a week.
Its probably broken so you you should go to a mechanic but I'm not a professional so i could be wrong
It varies for each home. A manual J, D, & S should be performed to determine the amount/size of ductwork that is needed.
If the radiator fan is not working, it will overheat. One way to make sure fan is working is to turn on the a/c. My mechanic said the fan should come on when the a/c is on.
Chances are that it is cold enough that it isn't needed, if not then it may be timed, and if this isn't the case either then You should get a professional to look at it
It could be that your clutch is not longer working. You should take your car to a car mechanic, so that you can get it fixed.
Unless you are an experienced mechanic, you should have this repair done by a professional. There is inherit danger when working with struts and coil springs.