Achtung! EVERYONE!

jelloman

jelloman

Couch'd Tater...
I've been seeing a number of threads recently referring to Weiners having car issues and repair woes...I'm not sure if all of you are aware, and others may have forgotten, what I do for a living...

I am the parts department manager at a Mitsubishi dealership...I have 15 years experience in the automotive parts and service field...12 of those years were with Ford...

My shop is also where most of the used car inspections and repairs are done, which means I deal with literally every manufacturer out there...there is very little I have not seen...

So...please...if you are having difficulties finding parts...if you are feeling abused...if you don't understand something...if you aren't getting answers...if you have questions you are uncomfortable asking...IF YOU NEED ANYTHING! Contact me, send me a PM...I'll give you my email, my cel phone for texting...hell I'll give you the # to my workspace...

I'm here to help...please don't hesitate to contact me...

david
 
How much for a .... anyway, good on you and good to know. Gotta buy a light switch for my 96 Cherokee Sport. Gonna wait for winter to change it, though.
 
Can you swing by and put the parts in after I buy them?

Car repairs can be stressful exspecially dealing with mechanics. I have a local mechanic who is one of those rare honest garage owners. He's retiring next year and has made arraignments to sell his business. I don't know what I'll do when he is no longer there when I need repairs.
 
the Ford Powershift auto that is in the newer Focus & Fiesta. Avoid?

I really like the looks of the New Ford Focus, and do want a hatchback as my next car, but I've heard horror stories with that dry dual-clutch auto...
 
Jbird said:
the Ford Powershift auto that is in the newer Focus & Fiesta. Avoid?

I really like the looks of the New Ford Focus, and do want a hatchback as my next car, but I've heard horror stories with that dry dual-clutch auto...
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One of my guys has got it down to where he can drop the trans out, install the updated clutch kit, and reinstall the unit in 4 hours...yeah, he's had a LOT of practice...
 
jelloman said:
One of my guys has got it down to where he can drop the trans out, install the updated clutch kit, and reinstall the unit in 4 hours...yeah, he's had a LOT of practice...
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I'd say when google auto-complete gives you answers like this, be careful

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Thank you!
I feel like I need to do something nice too, but after the last few weeks I've had, I just don't have it in me.
 
that's very decent of you.......and i'll take you up on that offer if i have an automotive problem that i don't understand.
 
If my brother weren't an ASE tech himself I'd take you up on the offer.

You're from Jersey, too, aren't you? Totally disproving the stereotype about our state. LOL
 
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