Archive for the ‘auto repair’ Category
Posted by admin on
March 9, 2010
Gotta 77′ Ford Mustang thats been sittin in my garage for the last 4+ years. I wanna fix up, but dont know anything about auto repair. Where do I start?
Find someone that can work on cars and watch them.
Posted by admin on
March 7, 2010
D & C auto repair 951-698-3456 http://www.yellowbook.com/profile/d-and-c-auto-repair_1845782291.html
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Posted by admin on
March 6, 2010
My mother’s car needs repaired due to several dents that she has incurred over the years. But she is on a fixed income and can’t afford to have it put in a auto repair Shop. I know beauty schools offer discounts for customers who allow their students to practice on them while they are going to school.
the problem some schools worry about is libility , a sons friend who did mechanical repars at school , every car they fixed was scraped afterwards
Posted by admin on
February 28, 2010
I have 2004 Toyota RAV4. The from driver side lock doesn’t work using either remote or switch inside the door. The dealer quoated me $99.00 + for repir.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
check your fuses
Posted by admin on
February 28, 2010
To use a torque wrench, set the weight appropriately and only use it to screw things on, listening for the click when the appropriate amount of torque is reached. Avoid damaging a torque wrench by trying to unscrew things or using adapters with the wrench. Learn more about torque wrenches with information from a certified mechanic in this free video on tools.
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Posted by admin on
February 25, 2010
What company allow you to do monthly payment or weekly on auto repair bills? Does Maaco? I have no credit history or credit card! please help what should I do ? I love my vechiles.
Tripple AAA can help me ? How?
Not Maaco , sorry I meant Amooca
Maaco offers zero percent for credit on repairs and paint. It is not offered by Maaco itself, just a credit company who will pay the bill in return for monthly payments. call ahead to a Maaco and ask for details. This offer may be gone by now, but it was available a few months ago.
good luck……
Posted by admin on
February 22, 2010
What are the pros and cons of owning your own auto repair shop and what’s your likely profit margin in california?
how many auto shops around the area. or if u under cut other people u will make heaps. can u help me. how do u put a fuel pump in a vr wagon. do u need to take out the fuel tank. email me if u can help. thanks
Posted by admin on
February 21, 2010
Toyota is sending a spokesperson to deal with the media while at the Milwaukee Auto Show.
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Posted by admin on
February 19, 2010
Has anyone found a good site to find a local repair shop? I found this one site I really like http://www.mechanicadvisor.com but was wondering if anyone had seen anything similar
http://autorepair.about.com/
If you have a car repair question, Professional Mechanics Online will answer it for free.
http://www.2carpros.com/
10W40 – A large searchable database of free online auto repair manuals, car maintenance help and project advice. It also includes advice areas and discount
http://www.10w40.com/
Posted by admin on
February 16, 2010
Sorry to discriminate against auto repair shops, but but recently got got swindled…
I have a 2001 Nissan Maxima that I bought about 4 yrs ago with 30K miles on it. It now has 60K miles (not bad for 4 yrs) and I need to give it a check-up – a little rattling in the back / underneath has prompted this.
I live in Chicago, so there are many auto repair shops, but how do I find a good one? Ask friends? Not too many have cars. What about going to a dealer shop? Will that cost more? Any suggestions are much appreciated. Thanks!
Dealerships generally cost a little more. But might be the best approach to take. The best way is through recommendations of others, but you say you have no car friends. Warranty is important and ability to have recourse with management if a dispute arises. So for you I would recommend the dealer, they will have a warranty and there is recourse through the corporate structure. You will pay a little more, but I think that you will more than get you money’s worth by being able to have peace of mind in this process. Peace.