On Wed, 3 Nov 2004, Joe LaRovere wrote:
There is a shop in Mesa that Lopers on Country Club referred me to that I
hear is good.
What part of town do you live in?
South Scottsdale--Miller and Osborn.
--
Bob Holtzman
If you think you're getting free lunch,
..check the price of the
On Sun, 31 Oct 2004, Bill Lessenberry wrote:
I wasn't looking for a how-to. I was looking for a reliable shop in the
Phoenix area that can do it for me.
Go to www.iatn.net Click on Shop finder, find a shop in your area make
some calls. This is the International Automotive
I wasn't looking for a how-to. I was looking for a reliable shop in the
Phoenix area that can do it for me.
Go to www.iatn.net Click on Shop finder, find a shop in your area make
some calls. This is the International Automotive Technicians
Network. There are a lot of good quality shops
AI had not invested in a lift years ago
HOWEVER Chevy also has a lighter weight solenoid spring ( ACDelco part
number 1958679) that retails for about 5 bucks
Are you sure that part is still available? Local dealer GM Parts direct
say that it's NLA.
BL
On Fri, 29 Oct 2004, Cecil Martin wrote:
Bob,
It's very hard to diagnose electrical problems by e-mail, but what
you described is a common problem among Chevy's. A lot of it has to do
with heat on the solenoid. Since the Solenoid is mounted on the starter
on Chevys, it's close to the
On Fri, 29 Oct 2004, Ed Riggins wrote:
I'd check the neutral safety switch. You can try moving the selector
between N and P or jump the wires when it's not working to check it. Ed
Thanks for the reply.
If I could bend enough to do that I wouldn't have posted my message.
--
Bob Holtzman
If
Thanks for the reply.
As I said in my message, I know how to diagnose the problem, my problem is
that I'm too arthritic to do it myself. Five years ago I would never have
written what I did. I simply would have done it. Those days are gone
forever.
I wasn't looking for a how-to. I was looking
On Sat, 30 Oct 2004, Bob G wrote:
Thanks for the reply.
As I said in my message, I know how to diagnose the problem, my problem is
that I'm too arthritic to do it myself. Five years ago I would never have
written what I did. I simply would have done it. Those days are gone
forever.
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Subject: [Chevelle-list] electrical diagnostics in Phx area
Does anyone in the Phoenix area know of a shop that can do some
diagnostics on a '65 Chevelle? I have an intermittent open circuit in
either the starter solenoid, the neutral switch or the ignition switch (I
think). After
Bob,
It's very hard to diagnose electrical problems by e-mail, but what
you described is a common problem among Chevy's. A lot of it has to do
with heat on the solenoid. Since the Solenoid is mounted on the starter
on Chevys, it's close to the exhaust manifold and takes a lot of heat.
An
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