So Illinois to St. Louis service
08-11-01, 02:09 AM
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So Illinois to St. Louis service
I'm looking for assistance in finding a good place to get my car serviced or repaired in Southern Illinois or the St. Louis area.
My specific problem is a boost profile like this 8-0-0. I am not familiar with the car or the engine and just got it yesterday.
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
My specific problem is a boost profile like this 8-0-0. I am not familiar with the car or the engine and just got it yesterday.
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
08-12-01, 08:20 AM
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Jerry,
where are you at in so. IL.? I really dont know of any good shops around here(I have never needed one). These cars are very fical and most mechanics don't know how to work on them. My advise is invest in a shop manual and try to fix the problem yourself. you can do the whole vacum hose replacment and can sheck all the seleniods and actuators. Good luck.
-Jon
where are you at in so. IL.? I really dont know of any good shops around here(I have never needed one). These cars are very fical and most mechanics don't know how to work on them. My advise is invest in a shop manual and try to fix the problem yourself. you can do the whole vacum hose replacment and can sheck all the seleniods and actuators. Good luck.
-Jon
08-12-01, 10:24 AM
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Hi Jon,
I live in Carterville and work at SIU. I have only seen one other RX7 in Carbondale a silver one. It was sitting at Vogler's for about a month and I just don't trust taking it there. So I think you are exactly right and I would rather do the work myself or find someone who has some experience with their own car.
I live in Carterville and work at SIU. I have only seen one other RX7 in Carbondale a silver one. It was sitting at Vogler's for about a month and I just don't trust taking it there. So I think you are exactly right and I would rather do the work myself or find someone who has some experience with their own car.
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