Can anyone recommend an A/C repair shop or mechanic ?
Thanks for any help.
DaveBMG - 5-8-2008 at 07:25 PM
Dave,
We recently returned from a trip to the mainland. When I started the Blazer, only hot air. Used the 4/40 AC for a couple days until we drove by a shop
and pulled in. 'Shop' is a few canopies on a lot. I was pretty sure it wasn't just a charge I needed. The mechanic said we needed new compressor
seals.
Bottom line, he did the work in a few hours. It's been working fine since then. Cost was M$1900. Hopefully the charge will hold.
I hesitate to recommend him, but he did seem to do an okay job for us and looks like no one else is responding with a better choice.
El Micky
Miguel
Altamirano and Degollado
612/122-3463
La Paz?
bajadave1 - 5-10-2008 at 02:02 PM
I assume you mean in La Paz.
THX, DaveBMG - 5-10-2008 at 09:58 PM
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Originally posted by bajadave1
I assume you mean in La Paz.
THX, Dave
I knew where I was so I assumed everyone else did too.
After all, I've never been lost. I've only explored new places.
My assumption was wrong. Your assumption is right.bajadave1 - 5-11-2008 at 10:38 AM
Esposa says "first time this year I'm right". bajarickster - 5-20-2008 at 10:43 AM
I had A/C problems in La Paz. Found a great guy who speaks engish and was reasonable and quick. He also directed me to a body shop for some minor
work. His card is in LP and I'm in Colo for the summer, but he's easy to find.
Go north on Malacon past El Morro. Take the 1st right on cobblestone street just before Ariza Hotel. Go 1 blk and take a right on dirt road. It
looks residential, but about 6 houses up on left is a new shop. Very large and modern. He also works on boat A/C at Marina Palmira. If you call
them, they can give you his VHF channel or his phone #. Good luckbajadave1 - 5-21-2008 at 05:34 AM
