So, my 96 K1500 had a fuel line that had a small leak on it right near the gas tank, I was told it should be fine for the winter, and it was something I was saving up to fix. Well, pulling into the driveway, the line started dumping fuel, obviously needing to be fixed right away.
I don't have time or a place to work on it, since I'm in school, work, and it's 20 degrees out. I was wondering if anyone paid to have it done before. I work at a Chevy dealership as a lube tech, and asked a service writer for an estimate when I first found out about the leaks. He's had a couple of these trucks, he smirked and told me that I'm not going to like the price. He didn't actually look it up, but he told be it'd be about 10 hours of labor, and probably at least a grand. Does that sound accurate to anyone?
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I don't have time or a place to work on it, since I'm in school, work, and it's 20 degrees out. I was wondering if anyone paid to have it done before. I work at a Chevy dealership as a lube tech, and asked a service writer for an estimate when I first found out about the leaks. He's had a couple of these trucks, he smirked and told me that I'm not going to like the price. He didn't actually look it up, but he told be it'd be about 10 hours of labor, and probably at least a grand. Does that sound accurate to anyone?
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