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Mechanic in albanyish area? 850

posted by  info2x on  Sun Oct 30 11:15 CST 2005
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I've been having a few starting problems and now I've discovered that my fuel rail is leaking, or at least something by my fuel rail is leaking. I would love to take care of this problem myself, but I only have a parking lot at school to work in. Also if this problem starts to show other problems thus spiraling out of control my car may never work again.

I've got two dealers near my school (RPI in Troy, NY), but college is expensive, so if I could avoid a dealer and find a good independent repair place I would. The only place I've found so far is Randall Automotive.

Anyone know if this place does good work?
Any other suggestions?
Or should I just bite the bullet and go to a dealer?

Thanks
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-INFO2X
1994 Volvo 855
1985 Volvo 245DL "The Silver Bullet"






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