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#2
Well if it was stalling and restarting, it probably was not the timing belt (which is a very good thing). If it doesn't restart, then it may be the timing belt. A broken timing belt may cause $$$ damage.
So, it restarts and runs a little and then stalls?
Hopefully, it is just the alternator belt or something not too serious. Let us know.
So, it restarts and runs a little and then stalls?
Hopefully, it is just the alternator belt or something not too serious. Let us know.
#8
Jennifer, remember its a piece of machinery, youll get it back soon running fine.
ive been a mechanic for 30 years and i deal with customers who need their car back the same day constantly.
yet they need 1500 dollars worth of work done.
in auto repair there is a motto called the 3 B's.
i didnt BUILD it, i didnt BUY it, i didnt BREAK it,
believe me, they dont want your car sitting around the shop not fixed.
never make money that way. if you dont hear from them in a few days give them a call and be NICE. irate customers get put on the back burner.
hang in there
ive been a mechanic for 30 years and i deal with customers who need their car back the same day constantly.
yet they need 1500 dollars worth of work done.
in auto repair there is a motto called the 3 B's.
i didnt BUILD it, i didnt BUY it, i didnt BREAK it,
believe me, they dont want your car sitting around the shop not fixed.
never make money that way. if you dont hear from them in a few days give them a call and be NICE. irate customers get put on the back burner.
hang in there
#10
i get my car wens night!!! sooo soo excited new belts, new spark plugs and other things
they are just saying it's rough idle from where the car was sitting for so long i guess with the gas in it. but they cleared the line so i hope thats the only issue
they are just saying it's rough idle from where the car was sitting for so long i guess with the gas in it. but they cleared the line so i hope thats the only issue