Labor?????????
Q. i am 18 and 4 months with twins afraid of labor how much does it hurt i scared just watched birthing video? cant seem to get over this fear?any suggestions i have no tolerance to pain? my ex. 17 wont come saying it's too gross i dont want to have to into delivery room by myself going crazy with stress he is ignoring me we are having girl and boy so i am trying to come up with a plan here he's not helping and i cant help but be stresses w/ this and school.
Asked by coolmadpretty - Mon Jul 3 15:59:19 2006 - - 16 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well, the birthing videos will do that to you. I also had twins ... your chances of having a vaginal birth is very low. And if they do a C-Section, unless you go into labor very early, it will be a scheduled process. As soon as I went into labor with the twins, I called the doctor, I was asked to come into the hospital, and the surgery was done. The labor part didn't hurt a bit because it starts out very gradually. You'll just feel your belly get rock hard, and with twins, it's not hard to miss. In addition to my twins, I had two other successful pregnancies ... so, to be honest, if you go through the full labor and have a natural delivery, it sucks. You can't even begin to explain what it feels like ... it's a combination of… [cont.]
Answered by gz_1st_lady - Mon Jul 3 16:08:54 2006
Q. i am 18 and 4 months with twins afraid of labor how much does it hurt i scared just watched birthing video? cant seem to get over this fear?any suggestions i have no tolerance to pain? my ex. 17 wont come saying it's too gross i dont want to have to into delivery room by myself going crazy with stress he is ignoring me we are having girl and boy so i am trying to come up with a plan here he's not helping and i cant help but be stresses w/ this and school.
Asked by coolmadpretty - Mon Jul 3 15:59:19 2006 - - 16 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well, the birthing videos will do that to you. I also had twins ... your chances of having a vaginal birth is very low. And if they do a C-Section, unless you go into labor very early, it will be a scheduled process. As soon as I went into labor with the twins, I called the doctor, I was asked to come into the hospital, and the surgery was done. The labor part didn't hurt a bit because it starts out very gradually. You'll just feel your belly get rock hard, and with twins, it's not hard to miss. In addition to my twins, I had two other successful pregnancies ... so, to be honest, if you go through the full labor and have a natural delivery, it sucks. You can't even begin to explain what it feels like ... it's a combination of… [cont.]
Answered by gz_1st_lady - Mon Jul 3 16:08:54 2006
Labor Day Question. What sort of questions can I ask about labor day to nursing home residents?
Q. I would like to do an activity like the View on TV that would help generate a discussion. The topic is Labor Day since is the holiday.
Asked by Cotton C - Tue Sep 1 19:41:28 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As Labor Day is all bout a day off of work ,ask them about the jobs they used to have,the people that they worked with,how they got the jobs.Also about what they did on the Holiday itself how they spent it,where they went,,who went with them.Most people in nursing homes are only to happy to chat about their days in the past as they are more comfortable about the past.So you are going to have some great stories !
Answered by Lorna Blue - Wed Sep 2 09:04:06 2009
Q. I would like to do an activity like the View on TV that would help generate a discussion. The topic is Labor Day since is the holiday.
Asked by Cotton C - Tue Sep 1 19:41:28 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As Labor Day is all bout a day off of work ,ask them about the jobs they used to have,the people that they worked with,how they got the jobs.Also about what they did on the Holiday itself how they spent it,where they went,,who went with them.Most people in nursing homes are only to happy to chat about their days in the past as they are more comfortable about the past.So you are going to have some great stories !
Answered by Lorna Blue - Wed Sep 2 09:04:06 2009
How was your labor and delivery different with 1st and 2nd child?
Q. My son will be about 21 months old when my second is born. My son was born on his exact due date 1.) were you late, early or on time with your first? 2.) how was that different from your second? 3.) how long were you labor with your first? 4.) how long were you labor with your second? Thanks!
Asked by Blake & Kayla's mom - Fri Jul 31 10:46:09 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. One day late with my first. Four days early with my second 12 hours labor with #1, 4 hours labor w #2 45 minutes of pushing with #1 5 pushes with #2 However, #1 was 9 lbs 6 oz, and 22.5", and #2 was 8 lbs 4 oz and 23.5" long - so #2 was an inch shorter and a pound heavier than #1. #3 was induced, 4 hrs labor, 15 minutes pushing, 10 lbs 7 oz, 21.5".
Answered by Nurse Diesel - Fri Jul 31 11:59:36 2009
Q. My son will be about 21 months old when my second is born. My son was born on his exact due date 1.) were you late, early or on time with your first? 2.) how was that different from your second? 3.) how long were you labor with your first? 4.) how long were you labor with your second? Thanks!
Asked by Blake & Kayla's mom - Fri Jul 31 10:46:09 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. One day late with my first. Four days early with my second 12 hours labor with #1, 4 hours labor w #2 45 minutes of pushing with #1 5 pushes with #2 However, #1 was 9 lbs 6 oz, and 22.5", and #2 was 8 lbs 4 oz and 23.5" long - so #2 was an inch shorter and a pound heavier than #1. #3 was induced, 4 hrs labor, 15 minutes pushing, 10 lbs 7 oz, 21.5".
Answered by Nurse Diesel - Fri Jul 31 11:59:36 2009
How long before labor do you start nesting?
Q. I'm 39 weeks and 4 days so I know labor is just around the corner... I just started nesting, how long before labor does that usually happen?
Asked by J.C. - Wed Aug 22 13:10:30 2007 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well, everyone is different and depends on whether this is your first pregnancy or your second pregnancy, etc. However, the average time from the " nesting stage " to labor is about 2-3 weeks. But, this is not an exact figure. The sudden burst of energy is a sign that you'll soon be experiencing signs and symptoms of labor. Congrats.
Answered by Ruth - Wed Aug 22 13:20:17 2007
Q. I'm 39 weeks and 4 days so I know labor is just around the corner... I just started nesting, how long before labor does that usually happen?
Asked by J.C. - Wed Aug 22 13:10:30 2007 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well, everyone is different and depends on whether this is your first pregnancy or your second pregnancy, etc. However, the average time from the " nesting stage " to labor is about 2-3 weeks. But, this is not an exact figure. The sudden burst of energy is a sign that you'll soon be experiencing signs and symptoms of labor. Congrats.
Answered by Ruth - Wed Aug 22 13:20:17 2007
What are common emotional feelings leading up to labor?
Q. This is mainly asked for those who have gone into spontaneous labor (as opposed to having been induced). Did you notice that you felt different emotionally, shortly before going into labor? I am well aware of all the physical signs of upcoming labor, but have had difficulty tracking down emotional symptoms. What are some of the emotional indicators that labor is just around the corner?
Asked by PgLady - Mon Jun 22 17:09:47 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i was 5days over due and felt very very tired the day b4, althought at the time it felt no different from any other day at that point, but lookin back i slept from like 6pm till 11am the following morning, when i got up just away to ave something to eat my waters went. i kno that prob doesnt help much but just sharing my experiance! all the best and a belated congrats on ur pregnancy.
Answered by Jen - Mon Jun 22 17:48:08 2009
Q. This is mainly asked for those who have gone into spontaneous labor (as opposed to having been induced). Did you notice that you felt different emotionally, shortly before going into labor? I am well aware of all the physical signs of upcoming labor, but have had difficulty tracking down emotional symptoms. What are some of the emotional indicators that labor is just around the corner?
Asked by PgLady - Mon Jun 22 17:09:47 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i was 5days over due and felt very very tired the day b4, althought at the time it felt no different from any other day at that point, but lookin back i slept from like 6pm till 11am the following morning, when i got up just away to ave something to eat my waters went. i kno that prob doesnt help much but just sharing my experiance! all the best and a belated congrats on ur pregnancy.
Answered by Jen - Mon Jun 22 17:48:08 2009
What causes a woman to go into labor earlier than 40 weeks?
Q. I know it's common to go into labor naturally anywhere between 36-42 weeks. What would be the reason a woman would go into labor naturally at say 36 or 37 weeks? I know the baby is done developing, but what causes some women go into labor early?
Asked by Dorian ♥ - Mon Apr 7 14:56:59 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the baby decides that. unless there is a medical condition involved.
Answered by Tiffany - Mon Apr 7 15:00:11 2008
Q. I know it's common to go into labor naturally anywhere between 36-42 weeks. What would be the reason a woman would go into labor naturally at say 36 or 37 weeks? I know the baby is done developing, but what causes some women go into labor early?
Asked by Dorian ♥ - Mon Apr 7 14:56:59 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the baby decides that. unless there is a medical condition involved.
Answered by Tiffany - Mon Apr 7 15:00:11 2008
How soon can labor start after getting off pre-term labor medicine?
Q. I am 38 weeks. I am getting off my pre-term labor medicine tomorrow. My doctor will induce me on Monday. I was wondering how soon after I get off the medicine can I go into labor. Right now I have to take my medicine every 6 hours and when it gets close to taking my medicine I start having cramps...like bad period cramps. Then, when I take the medicine they go away. So how soon do you think labor could start? Anyone with experience?
Asked by Kate - Wed Apr 15 12:32:24 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. are u taking brethine? thats what i had to take when i was pregnant with my last baby i was on brethine when i went into labor with my son so it can happen at anytime while on or off the meds
Answered by Exrotic_illusion - Wed Apr 15 12:43:35 2009
Q. I am 38 weeks. I am getting off my pre-term labor medicine tomorrow. My doctor will induce me on Monday. I was wondering how soon after I get off the medicine can I go into labor. Right now I have to take my medicine every 6 hours and when it gets close to taking my medicine I start having cramps...like bad period cramps. Then, when I take the medicine they go away. So how soon do you think labor could start? Anyone with experience?
Asked by Kate - Wed Apr 15 12:32:24 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. are u taking brethine? thats what i had to take when i was pregnant with my last baby i was on brethine when i went into labor with my son so it can happen at anytime while on or off the meds
Answered by Exrotic_illusion - Wed Apr 15 12:43:35 2009
What is the best way to recognize the difference between false labor pains and a true labor pains?
Q. A.If the pains are mild, it is false labor B.If the uterus can be felt to contract, it is true labor C.If the woman can walk around during the pain, it is false labor D.if the pains are regular and become progressively more intense, it is true labor
Asked by Joean - Thu May 20 17:47:37 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. A.If the pains are mild, it is false labor B.If the uterus can be felt to contract, it is true labor C.If the woman can walk around during the pain, it is false labor D.if the pains are regular and become progressively more intense, it is true labor
Asked by Joean - Thu May 20 17:47:37 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
How do labor pains compare to having a miscarriage?
Q. I had a miscarriage a few years ago and it was a very painful experience. Is labor pain on a similar level phyisically?
Asked by javajunkie - Tue Dec 19 23:34:04 2006 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've had three miscarriages and one baby. Each of the miscarriages was very different so without having gone through your miscarriage, I don't think anyone can make the comparison. Only one of mine was really physically bad and with that one I finished up in the emergency department. People also have very different experiences of labor. For me, the labor pain was definitely much stronger but not so constant. You have breaks in between contractions. The labor pain was more concentrated in my lower back which was bad. But, in labor the level of pain increases more gradually, so your body produces endorphins, the body's own pain relief, to cope with it. The thing is, miscarriage and labor are not purely physical experiences. Your… [cont.]
Answered by April - Wed Dec 20 01:11:47 2006
Q. I had a miscarriage a few years ago and it was a very painful experience. Is labor pain on a similar level phyisically?
Asked by javajunkie - Tue Dec 19 23:34:04 2006 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've had three miscarriages and one baby. Each of the miscarriages was very different so without having gone through your miscarriage, I don't think anyone can make the comparison. Only one of mine was really physically bad and with that one I finished up in the emergency department. People also have very different experiences of labor. For me, the labor pain was definitely much stronger but not so constant. You have breaks in between contractions. The labor pain was more concentrated in my lower back which was bad. But, in labor the level of pain increases more gradually, so your body produces endorphins, the body's own pain relief, to cope with it. The thing is, miscarriage and labor are not purely physical experiences. Your… [cont.]
Answered by April - Wed Dec 20 01:11:47 2006
How much labor time to replace a knock sensor?
Q. Knock sensor is out on my 2002 Silverado. They have to take off the intake manifold to get to the old sensors and put the new ones in. Do you know the approximate labor time to do that? I'm just trying to calculate what the bill should be. Thanks, but I'm looking for more of a time frame... How many hours does this process take?
Asked by Wade - Sun Dec 21 08:03:41 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you are looking at 200-300 dollars
Answered by Robert e. L - Sun Dec 21 08:11:33 2008
Q. Knock sensor is out on my 2002 Silverado. They have to take off the intake manifold to get to the old sensors and put the new ones in. Do you know the approximate labor time to do that? I'm just trying to calculate what the bill should be. Thanks, but I'm looking for more of a time frame... How many hours does this process take?
Asked by Wade - Sun Dec 21 08:03:41 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you are looking at 200-300 dollars
Answered by Robert e. L - Sun Dec 21 08:11:33 2008
How do you tell the difference between back labor and real labor?
Q. I will be 40 weeks tomorrow and I thought I was in labor Fri and it turned out to be just back labor. I'm worried I won't be able to tell the difference when the real thing happens. So what I wanna know is what's the difference and how will I be able to tell? Thanks for any help you can provide.
Asked by unknown - Wed Jul 29 10:23:10 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Follow the 5-1-1 rule Contractions have to happen at least every 5 minutes, lasting at least 1 minute and for at least one hour. Anything else is usually Braxton Hicks.
Answered by Mom to Nathan - Wed Jul 29 10:29:24 2009
Q. I will be 40 weeks tomorrow and I thought I was in labor Fri and it turned out to be just back labor. I'm worried I won't be able to tell the difference when the real thing happens. So what I wanna know is what's the difference and how will I be able to tell? Thanks for any help you can provide.
Asked by unknown - Wed Jul 29 10:23:10 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Follow the 5-1-1 rule Contractions have to happen at least every 5 minutes, lasting at least 1 minute and for at least one hour. Anything else is usually Braxton Hicks.
Answered by Mom to Nathan - Wed Jul 29 10:29:24 2009
Why did labor unions start to decline in the 1890s?
Q. Why did labor unions start to decline in the 1890s?
Asked by unknown - Thu Dec 3 17:13:01 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If they did, it wasn't anything significant, just a small decline.
Answered by Aces - Mon Dec 7 10:20:50 2009
Q. Why did labor unions start to decline in the 1890s?
Asked by unknown - Thu Dec 3 17:13:01 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If they did, it wasn't anything significant, just a small decline.
Answered by Aces - Mon Dec 7 10:20:50 2009
How much should labor cost to replace thermostat, hose and get tune up on 98 Chevy?
Q. We are buying the parts.I just want to know what the labor costs should be for this.I live near Little Rock, Arkansas.
Asked by catlady5838 - Sun Mar 9 22:17:54 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. depends on if the spark plugs for the tune up are hard to get to. my guess around $225 for a complete tune up with the thermostat.
Answered by shawn h - Sun Mar 9 22:21:41 2008
Q. We are buying the parts.I just want to know what the labor costs should be for this.I live near Little Rock, Arkansas.
Asked by catlady5838 - Sun Mar 9 22:17:54 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. depends on if the spark plugs for the tune up are hard to get to. my guess around $225 for a complete tune up with the thermostat.
Answered by shawn h - Sun Mar 9 22:21:41 2008
What documents are needed for contracted labor payments to a different country to keep the IRS happy?
Q. I currently have contracted labors in a different country. I pay them with Paypal and Bank Transfers. What documents (or proof) does the IRS need for these contracted labor payments so I will be able to deduct these things for my small business taxes.
Asked by S J - Sun May 11 13:00:12 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your contracts showing that the work is being done in a foreign country by a non-US person.
Answered by the tax lady - Sun May 11 13:07:23 2008
Q. I currently have contracted labors in a different country. I pay them with Paypal and Bank Transfers. What documents (or proof) does the IRS need for these contracted labor payments so I will be able to deduct these things for my small business taxes.
Asked by S J - Sun May 11 13:00:12 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your contracts showing that the work is being done in a foreign country by a non-US person.
Answered by the tax lady - Sun May 11 13:07:23 2008
What kind of labor did indentured slaves do?
Q. I'm writing a report (actually it's more of a performance) on how African slaves and indentured servants were important to the southern colonies' economy in the 1600s. Honestly... I only have one labor and that's planting tobacco which is mostly in Maryland and Virginia. Any idea of what kind of jobs they had to do that applied to the whole region? Thanks for your help!
Asked by doll face =] - Thu Jan 10 18:00:44 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Do you even KNOW what an indentured servant was or how they got the name? The servant signed a contract with a wealthy merchant to serve as a worker for a given length of time in return for having their passage to the new world paid. The contract was written on the top and the bottom and signed by both parties. then an irregular line was drawn across the middle of the page and the line was cut along the indenture. That way, since the servant was probably even more illiterate than an AmeriKan teenager today, they could bring the two parts of the contract together and, if the indenture matched up... then they servant was free to leave or continue on their own. Most indentured servants were illiterate, so they did simple jobs... cleaning, [cont.]
Answered by noplomojovens - Thu Jan 10 18:11:01 2008
Q. I'm writing a report (actually it's more of a performance) on how African slaves and indentured servants were important to the southern colonies' economy in the 1600s. Honestly... I only have one labor and that's planting tobacco which is mostly in Maryland and Virginia. Any idea of what kind of jobs they had to do that applied to the whole region? Thanks for your help!
Asked by doll face =] - Thu Jan 10 18:00:44 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Do you even KNOW what an indentured servant was or how they got the name? The servant signed a contract with a wealthy merchant to serve as a worker for a given length of time in return for having their passage to the new world paid. The contract was written on the top and the bottom and signed by both parties. then an irregular line was drawn across the middle of the page and the line was cut along the indenture. That way, since the servant was probably even more illiterate than an AmeriKan teenager today, they could bring the two parts of the contract together and, if the indenture matched up... then they servant was free to leave or continue on their own. Most indentured servants were illiterate, so they did simple jobs... cleaning, [cont.]
Answered by noplomojovens - Thu Jan 10 18:11:01 2008
What are your thoughts on the Labor Party leadership change and where do you see them in the future?
Q. The Prime Minister the people of Australia elected, Kevin Rudd, has stepped down as PM and as leader of the Australian Labor party. This has left the top job open for Deputy Prime Minister, Julia Gillard, to be elected unopposed as Australia's 27th Prime Minister. We'd like to know your thoughts on the shift in power and where do you see the Labor Party heading in the future.
Asked by Yahoo!7 Australia Answers Team - Wed Jun 23 20:52:05 2010 - - 290 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Australia did not elect Kevin Rudd, they elected the Labor Party. As with the Liberal Party, leadership is decided by the elected members and senators, not by the voters. This seems to be something people just don't understand. When voting, you're voting for your local member, a State/Territory senator, and a party - not the leadership. Personally, I believe anyone who thinks they're voting for a particular leader, rather than the policies of a given party, is pretty stupid. Leaders come and go at the whim of the party, but it's the policies which make the party.
Answered by zafir - Wed Jun 23 20:57:20 2010
Q. The Prime Minister the people of Australia elected, Kevin Rudd, has stepped down as PM and as leader of the Australian Labor party. This has left the top job open for Deputy Prime Minister, Julia Gillard, to be elected unopposed as Australia's 27th Prime Minister. We'd like to know your thoughts on the shift in power and where do you see the Labor Party heading in the future.
Asked by Yahoo!7 Australia Answers Team - Wed Jun 23 20:52:05 2010 - - 290 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Australia did not elect Kevin Rudd, they elected the Labor Party. As with the Liberal Party, leadership is decided by the elected members and senators, not by the voters. This seems to be something people just don't understand. When voting, you're voting for your local member, a State/Territory senator, and a party - not the leadership. Personally, I believe anyone who thinks they're voting for a particular leader, rather than the policies of a given party, is pretty stupid. Leaders come and go at the whim of the party, but it's the policies which make the party.
Answered by zafir - Wed Jun 23 20:57:20 2010
What's the difference between labor organizations and the organizations allowed by the Wagner Act of 1935?
Q. For example, there was the American Federation of Labor. isnt the AF of L a labor organization? and shouldn't it have been illegal before the Wagner Act?
Asked by ThisGuyxD - Fri Feb 27 12:24:22 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The AFL became the AFL-CIO. Yes it is a labor organization and no it wasn't illegal. Before the Wagner Labor Relations Act it simply wasn't protected nor was the right of workers to organize.
Answered by jokr8790 - Fri Feb 27 12:31:28 2009
Q. For example, there was the American Federation of Labor. isnt the AF of L a labor organization? and shouldn't it have been illegal before the Wagner Act?
Asked by ThisGuyxD - Fri Feb 27 12:24:22 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The AFL became the AFL-CIO. Yes it is a labor organization and no it wasn't illegal. Before the Wagner Labor Relations Act it simply wasn't protected nor was the right of workers to organize.
Answered by jokr8790 - Fri Feb 27 12:31:28 2009
How long do labor symptoms last before you go into hard labor?
Q. I am 35 weeks pregnant and have been having symptoms of what I think is early labor. I've been having cramping in my stomach, low dull back pain, leg cramps, diarrhea and I constantly feel like im about to pee my pants. I have been having these symptoms for the last couple of days. I am just wondering how long this will last before I go into hard labor. Any help would be greatly appreciated!!
Asked by Ciara - Fri Feb 26 15:09:01 2010 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it's different for everyone
Answered by c.c - Fri Feb 26 15:10:51 2010
Q. I am 35 weeks pregnant and have been having symptoms of what I think is early labor. I've been having cramping in my stomach, low dull back pain, leg cramps, diarrhea and I constantly feel like im about to pee my pants. I have been having these symptoms for the last couple of days. I am just wondering how long this will last before I go into hard labor. Any help would be greatly appreciated!!
Asked by Ciara - Fri Feb 26 15:09:01 2010 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it's different for everyone
Answered by c.c - Fri Feb 26 15:10:51 2010
What percentage of moms actually go into labor on their own?
Q. Yeah so I see where everyone thinks they're going to go into labor and what ends up happening is they have to be induced at 40-41 weeks. So does anyone ever go into labor on their own at 40 weeks or before? I'm speaking more of first time mommies... How early did you go?
Asked by j - Thu Jun 12 19:32:48 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I went into labor naturally at 38 weeks, no prior indication I was going to go into labor, and it was pretty quick too! (about six hours after my water broke I was holding my baby boy :) ) This was my first pregnancy. I hope this one goes the same :D
Answered by ~Salem~ - Thu Jun 12 19:47:59 2008
Q. Yeah so I see where everyone thinks they're going to go into labor and what ends up happening is they have to be induced at 40-41 weeks. So does anyone ever go into labor on their own at 40 weeks or before? I'm speaking more of first time mommies... How early did you go?
Asked by j - Thu Jun 12 19:32:48 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I went into labor naturally at 38 weeks, no prior indication I was going to go into labor, and it was pretty quick too! (about six hours after my water broke I was holding my baby boy :) ) This was my first pregnancy. I hope this one goes the same :D
Answered by ~Salem~ - Thu Jun 12 19:47:59 2008
What kind of price/Labor hours should I expect for a top end rebuild?
Q. I have 1984 Honda Nighthawk S, CB700, and its approaching 40,000 miles. It blows oil (valve seals) and i can hear the cam shaft chain rattling louder and louder. I want to have a pro mechanic attempt a top end rebuild but wanted to get the heads up as to how many labor hours this would take + plus what kind of cost. I have been qouted at $1500. How does this sound? Thanks for your input.
Asked by lucky_777sevens - Sun Feb 3 16:41:34 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It sounds pretty close. If your mechanically inclined at all you could pull the heads off then take them in this would save a bundle. Also if you cam chain is rattling, most modern bikes have an automatic cam chain adjuster. You may need to do this. Its located on the rear of your cylinders. Get a manual for your bike and look at it to see if your able to perform the job. I would think 1500 is almost as much as an 84 is worth.
Answered by Northern Michigan Paranormal - Sun Feb 3 17:05:48 2008
Q. I have 1984 Honda Nighthawk S, CB700, and its approaching 40,000 miles. It blows oil (valve seals) and i can hear the cam shaft chain rattling louder and louder. I want to have a pro mechanic attempt a top end rebuild but wanted to get the heads up as to how many labor hours this would take + plus what kind of cost. I have been qouted at $1500. How does this sound? Thanks for your input.
Asked by lucky_777sevens - Sun Feb 3 16:41:34 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It sounds pretty close. If your mechanically inclined at all you could pull the heads off then take them in this would save a bundle. Also if you cam chain is rattling, most modern bikes have an automatic cam chain adjuster. You may need to do this. Its located on the rear of your cylinders. Get a manual for your bike and look at it to see if your able to perform the job. I would think 1500 is almost as much as an 84 is worth.
Answered by Northern Michigan Paranormal - Sun Feb 3 17:05:48 2008
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