Our piece of crap Chevy Blazer is acting up again. Can you say "LEMON"? I'm considering a long drive on a short pier.
We bought it to keep here in La Paz thinking it would be easy to get repaired. (Lots of them running around town.) The problem is that it was a CA car
and has all the computer junk on it and everyone we've talked to so far can change the oil for us but shy away from any repairs involving the engine.
The latest problem is the engine missing. We left it parked for a few days. Was running fine when parked. When started again, the missing problem.
Runs very rough at idle but not stalling (yet!) 'Service Engine Soon' light comes on a few minutes after starting.
MECANIC IN LA PAZ
YARDSAIL - 5-15-2008 at 02:05 PM
I USE EFREN SANDOVAL... HE WORKS ON ALL MY ROLLING STOCK... HE IS LOCATED ON 20 DE NOVEMBER Y SONORA, IT IS OFF THE SOUTH END OF THE 5TH OF FEB,
BEYOND PADRE KINO...... HE IS HONEST! HE WILL NOT SCREW THINGS UP WORSE THAN THEY ALREADY ARE AND WILL POINT YOU IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION IF HE CAN'T DO
IT.... HE HAS ONE GUY THAT SPEAKS ENGLISH.... TEL 122 8434, OR 122 7235 ALSO HE IS REASONABLE....BRIroamingthroughbaja - 5-17-2008 at 07:43 AM
Fernando Diaz Montoya
Allende between Chiapa and Yucata 125 15 77 no English but a great guy and very talented, honest, and reasonable.Hook - 5-17-2008 at 08:30 AM
Buy yourself an OBD II reader. It will pay for itself and will tell you what's up. Then, you can proceed to a recommended mechanic, informed. Or, if
it something easy, you can DIY.BMG - 5-17-2008 at 08:56 AM
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Originally posted by Hook
Buy yourself an OBD II reader. It will pay for itself and will tell you what's up. Then, you can proceed to a recommended mechanic, informed. Or, if
it something easy, you can DIY.
Error code P0301 - misfire on cylinder 1. Comitan showed up at our door the other morning with his reader.
Thanks to all for the recommendations.Iflyfish - 5-18-2008 at 11:51 AM
Comitan! What a guy! Saludos!
He was a great help to us when we visited your lovely town. Great Nomad! You are lucky to have him as a neighbor.