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I know this is off topic. I don't know what generation of Miata you have (I have a 2nd generation) but you do not need to remove the engine to replace the clutch in the 2nd generation. I suspect this is true for all generations.
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Had a 1991. Definitely had to pull engine to get to clutch. Was told this by the dealer, my California mechanic and here. My darling daughter killed my baby, so no more Miata for me.
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Ahh, I see. OK, with that later generations you don't need to do that. Sorry you lost your baby. There are lots of pristine Miatas out there if you want another!
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Replacement of the pan would be very unusual unless this is an off-road vehicle. Gasket replacement is common and $292 is a very fair price. Call the dealer and ask them for a quote for a pan and gasket replacement.
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I have used TriCounty exclusively in the 5 years I've been here, and my brother-in-law for the 11 years that he's been here and neither of us has ever had any cause to complain. They are honest, reliable and very good at diagnosing car trouble And they're nice friendly people
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Very unfair that an origional title for a thread can mislead prospective customers. Clear to me that there was most likely a communications problem here. What is clear is that Tri County has an excellent reputation that is being publicly demeaned by a "title".
I am not a customer and probably never will be. but if I were considering them I would have been misled by the title of this thread |
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I am an oil change customer, have taken a friend there for an oil change and been there with a neighbor who had an electrical problem. We were all well satisfied and will continue to recommend them.
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After using two other garages, I went to tri county for the first time about six years ago and have used them ever since. I have always been happy with their work and impressed with their honesty. That is hard to find in auto repair places.
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Beware of posts titled BEWARE
They should be titled DISGRUNTLED
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I don't mind "beware" in title if someone has honestly felt they were cheated or think there is some sort of danger, as in the potential of salmonella by a dirty restaurant. In the case of the OP, there was an honest feeling of being cheated although we felt it was, at worst, a miscommunication.
What I truly dislike is beware in title when it is strictly an opinion, such as not liking the food or poor service one time. Regardless, in this case I think the beware was justified given that OP truly felt cheated. |
Hubby swears by Tri County. Gets most of his repairs there.
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My experience with Tri County has only been positive. When I was in there, an elderly lady had them check out older her car for some problem. The manager told her the repair would be expensive and she might want to think about buying a good used car --- and that they would be happy to check it out for her before she paid for it. And when she asked him how much she owed him for checking out her old car, he said there would be no charge. I have only ever heard good things about Tri County.
They did a great job fixing the problems I had with my car a few years ago. I would never hesitate to recommend the shop. |
The term elderly should be used with perspective- especially here in TV. I'm sure there are folks who consider me elderly - what they don't know is I consider myself younger than them.
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