[USMCPIDI]

How much of a pain is it? I am pretty confident in my abilities but this is my daily driver and I really don't want to screw this up. Should I just bite the bullet and pay to have it done? if I do pay to have it done, Dealership or shop? Keep in mind I have no idea where a good local shop is, so any help would be great. Thanx in advance.

 

[Cabikejumper]

If it is your daily driver, I would have a shop do it. Now you have an excuse to upgrade heads and valve train components.

 

[97SVT]

If it is your daily driver, I would have a shop do it. Now you have an excuse to upgrade heads and valve train components.

Don't forget the the crappy stock intake manifold

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[Cabikejumper]

He has a 02. It's got the updated crossover already.

 

[JD00GT]

I guess it depends on how you look at it. If you want to learn how to do it, then do it yourself. If you need it in a reasonable amount of time, take it to a dealer. I wouldn't recommend a mom and pop shop to it.

 

[SSG Pate]

A head gasket Swap can be done over a weekend for the inexperienced, experienced mechanics can do it in less then a day easily. If you take your time and do your research you can easliy save yourslef a TON of money. I like my money in my pocket so I do most of my own upgrades.

 

[USMCPIDI]

Thanx everybody for the advise, found out it may not be a blown head gasket. It may just be some condensation forming on the oil cap which makes it look like the coolant has leaked into the oil. But I think even if it is I will go ahead and do it myself.