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Message: Re: West Chester service...
Changed By: SeaNile
Change Date: February 13, 2011 12:00PM
Re: Misfire on cylindWest Chester #6. More often than not this arises from a coil. If you drive the car yearservice....
Change Date: February 13, 2011 12:00PM
Re: Misfire on cylindWest Chester #6. More often than not this arises from a coil. If you drive the car yearservice....
[quote=MarcW]
round I would not be surprised.
Sorry, but I can't make any recommendation for an indy shop to which you can take your car. I still take my out of warranty cars to a nearby dealer for service and repair. In my area the indy shops charge about the same as the dealer.
But I trust the techs at the dealership(s) where I take my cars and the dealers offer much better waiting room and shuttle service than the indy shops.
Sincerely,
MarcW.[/quote]
Marc,
I'm in the next town south of you, Chadds Ford. Dougherty Automotive is a local shop that works on Porsche and other exotic cars. They are really good at what they do.....Located right off of Matlack St. and about 2 buildings before you get to the driving range. Bill is the owner..
I hope to get my car out soon. Bought it in mid January and it has been sitting in my garage waiting for the roads to clear up.
One last thing before I forget, Saturday mornings, weather permitting, there is a great group of cars (and owners) who meet for the West Chester Cars and Coffee. Usually starts around 830am or so. Lots of Porsche (old and new), Vipers,Ferraris,Lotus, etc. It's a lot of fun to compare notes and check out all the different cars.
John
round I would not be surprised.
Sorry, but I can't make any recommendation for an indy shop to which you can take your car. I still take my out of warranty cars to a nearby dealer for service and repair. In my area the indy shops charge about the same as the dealer.
But I trust the techs at the dealership(s) where I take my cars and the dealers offer much better waiting room and shuttle service than the indy shops.
Sincerely,
MarcW.[/quote]
Marc,
I'm in the next town south of you, Chadds Ford. Dougherty Automotive is a local shop that works on Porsche and other exotic cars. They are really good at what they do.....Located right off of Matlack St. and about 2 buildings before you get to the driving range. Bill is the owner..
I hope to get my car out soon. Bought it in mid January and it has been sitting in my garage waiting for the roads to clear up.
One last thing before I forget, Saturday mornings, weather permitting, there is a great group of cars (and owners) who meet for the West Chester Cars and Coffee. Usually starts around 830am or so. Lots of Porsche (old and new), Vipers,Ferraris,Lotus, etc. It's a lot of fun to compare notes and check out all the different cars.
John
Original Message
Author: SeaNileDate: February 13, 2011 12:00PM
Re: Misfire on cylinder #6. More often than not this arises from a coil. If you drive the car year....
[quote=MarcW]
round I would not be surprised.
Sorry, but I can't make any recommendation for an indy shop to which you can take your car. I still take my out of warranty cars to a nearby dealer for service and repair. In my area the indy shops charge about the same as the dealer.
But I trust the techs at the dealership(s) where I take my cars and the dealers offer much better waiting room and shuttle service than the indy shops.
Sincerely,
MarcW.[/quote]
Marc,
I'm in the next town south of you, Chadds Ford. Dougherty Automotive is a local shop that works on Porsche and other exotic cars. They are really good at what they do.....Located right off of Matlack St. and about 2 buildings before you get to the driving range. Bill is the owner..
I hope to get my car out soon. Bought it in mid January and it has been sitting in my garage waiting for the roads to clear up.
One last thing before I forget, Saturday mornings, weather permitting, there is a great group of cars (and owners) who meet for the West Chester Cars and Coffee. Usually starts around 830am or so. Lots of Porsche (old and new), Vipers,Ferraris,Lotus, etc. It's a lot of fun to compare notes and check out all the different cars.
John
round I would not be surprised.
Sorry, but I can't make any recommendation for an indy shop to which you can take your car. I still take my out of warranty cars to a nearby dealer for service and repair. In my area the indy shops charge about the same as the dealer.
But I trust the techs at the dealership(s) where I take my cars and the dealers offer much better waiting room and shuttle service than the indy shops.
Sincerely,
MarcW.[/quote]
Marc,
I'm in the next town south of you, Chadds Ford. Dougherty Automotive is a local shop that works on Porsche and other exotic cars. They are really good at what they do.....Located right off of Matlack St. and about 2 buildings before you get to the driving range. Bill is the owner..
I hope to get my car out soon. Bought it in mid January and it has been sitting in my garage waiting for the roads to clear up.
One last thing before I forget, Saturday mornings, weather permitting, there is a great group of cars (and owners) who meet for the West Chester Cars and Coffee. Usually starts around 830am or so. Lots of Porsche (old and new), Vipers,Ferraris,Lotus, etc. It's a lot of fun to compare notes and check out all the different cars.
John