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The cylinder head must be removed, and the thermostat and its gasket are often replaced as part of the repair. In addition, the cylinder head may need to be machined or replaced to repair any cracking or warping. Many shops will also flush the coolant and replace it as well, which can cost about $50-$150. Many shops will include this in the repair cost. Purchased separately, a cylinder-head gasket can cost $5-$500.
1 Answer from this member: To replace the head gasket, remove the bolts that hold the head to the engine cylinder. Clean the remnants of the old gasket off the head and the cylinder completely with a scraper or a putty knife.Place the new gasket on top of the cylinder and place the head on the gasket.Insert and start the head bolts and be sure the gasket is in place correctly. Tighten the head bolts alternating between the end and side bolts to 120 inch lbs of torque.Go back and tighten the head bolts to 220 inch lbs of torque using the alternating pattern.lace the new gasket on top of the cylinder and place the head on the gasket. Insert and start the head bolts and be sure the gasket is in place correctly. Tighten the head bolts alternating between the end and side bolts to 120 inch lbs of torque.