How and Where to find a reliable Dodge mechanic?
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11-25-2009, 02:09 PM
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11-25-2009, 09:48 PM
Evaluate your own mechanics.
(I'm not trying to be an idiot,just rying to help)
A good shop is usually clean,will have cars of equal value to yours,and will be happy/proud to show you their work.
Prices can vary among shops and some "good" shops will just get parts from the dealer but a "really good" shop will let you know about options as far as parts.
The shop I use told me about the price difference between a Lincoln (Ford) fuel pump and an aftermarket unit that saved me $300!
(I'm not trying to be an idiot,just rying to help)
A good shop is usually clean,will have cars of equal value to yours,and will be happy/proud to show you their work.
Prices can vary among shops and some "good" shops will just get parts from the dealer but a "really good" shop will let you know about options as far as parts.
The shop I use told me about the price difference between a Lincoln (Ford) fuel pump and an aftermarket unit that saved me $300!