Repairs in Denver
06-03-13, 02:25 PM
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Repairs in Denver
I have a 93 RX 7 that I got when my father passed away. This year it didn't pass emissions and it has a rebuilt engine with under 8 K miles on it. Does anyone know of a qualified RX repair shop in the Denver area? Where I currently have it they have been trying different things and cannot get it fixed and have had it now 6 weeks. Thx
06-04-13, 01:19 PM
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welcome to the board. 
sorry about your Dad.
go through the threads in this section to build your post count up the right way and then you should be able to get into the Mountain Regional Forum and inquire about reputable shops in your state.
it may (or may not) also be useful to post copy of your emissions results as some of the FD guys might be able to point you in the right direction for repairs. this is about as much help as I can provide. good luck.
of course, being a public venue, you might want to redact any private info (name, plate number, etc.) if it is included on your emission printout.
sorry about your Dad.
go through the threads in this section to build your post count up the right way and then you should be able to get into the Mountain Regional Forum and inquire about reputable shops in your state.
it may (or may not) also be useful to post copy of your emissions results as some of the FD guys might be able to point you in the right direction for repairs. this is about as much help as I can provide. good luck.
of course, being a public venue, you might want to redact any private info (name, plate number, etc.) if it is included on your emission printout.
06-05-13, 03:00 PM
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welcome to the board.
sorry about your Dad.
go through the threads in this section to build your post count up the right way and then you should be able to get into the Mountain Regional Forum and inquire about reputable shops in your state.
it may (or may not) also be useful to post copy of your emissions results as some of the FD guys might be able to point you in the right direction for repairs. this is about as much help as I can provide. good luck.
of course, being a public venue, you might want to redact any private info (name, plate number, etc.) if it is included on your emission printout.
sorry about your Dad.
go through the threads in this section to build your post count up the right way and then you should be able to get into the Mountain Regional Forum and inquire about reputable shops in your state.
it may (or may not) also be useful to post copy of your emissions results as some of the FD guys might be able to point you in the right direction for repairs. this is about as much help as I can provide. good luck.
of course, being a public venue, you might want to redact any private info (name, plate number, etc.) if it is included on your emission printout.
If there is something that I feel like I can comment on it I will be happy to post then. Right now it will be really helpful to get the car fixed and checked out then I can post more on what has transpired and what they had to try to get it done.
06-05-13, 03:31 PM
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no worries about the printout. someone should be able to help you. there are a lot of guys (and gals) here that really know their stuff where the FD is concerned.
until you get to a certain post count, you will not be able to access certain areas of this board. one of those areas is the Regional Forum (where the continent is basically broken down by regions) and people post things relevant to that region. I was merely saying follow the rules of the board to increase your post count (read the stickies). you get several free ones.
until you get to a certain post count, you will not be able to access certain areas of this board. one of those areas is the Regional Forum (where the continent is basically broken down by regions) and people post things relevant to that region. I was merely saying follow the rules of the board to increase your post count (read the stickies). you get several free ones.
06-05-13, 09:49 PM
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I have a 93 RX 7 that I got when my father passed away. This year it didn't pass emissions and it has a rebuilt engine with under 8 K miles on it. Does anyone know of a qualified RX repair shop in the Denver area? Where I currently have it they have been trying different things and cannot get it fixed and have had it now 6 weeks. Thx
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