$65-$75 an hour at a licensed mechanic shop. Which is basically saying, "I'm an iddiot, I like to waste money paying people that really have no clue what to do if its not in the mechanic book!"
Or a set price that is usually half the cost to 1/3 the price a mechanic charges by using a street mechanic. That's someone who took apart cars in their driveway to try and put them back together. The good ones are usually hard to find and they know about negotiating prices. So don't pay too much. Replacing a head gasket is around $150-$200 for an older car and around $300 for a 2000 and newer car. Ask a certified mechanic how much it'll cost for them to do it. Then divide that price by three and you have the fair price to pay to a street mechanic!
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Molecules migrate to different electrodes depending on the charge they carry. Positively charged dyes migrate toward the anode (the negative electrode) and negatively charged dyes migrate toward the cathode (the positive electrode)
Markets usually tend toward equilibrium, but in some cases, the government can jump in to control prices. The government can enforce a price ceiling, or a maximum price that can be charged for a good. Or they can form a price floor, or a minimum price that can be charged for a good or service.
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Having just charged a 1993 Sundance, it is located on the compressor itself. Look on the top right of the compressor toward the engine center for the bike tire like fitting.
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they objected to the high prices charged by large utility companies
Electrophoresis works on the principle of migration of charged particles (toward their opposite charge) in the presence of electric field.
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