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Who's the Volvo guy mechanic in Silver Spring? 200 1986

posted by  goldjimsberry on  Tue Aug 9 08:04 CST 2005
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Just curious. I'm in Frederick and I've got a small list of names and my experience with them. I'd also like to know who's "down the road" as they say.

Thanks.

--
Jim - '92 Red 245 195K, and sometimes an '85 245 275K+

p.s. As in the previous post, you can leave the springs alone and just unbolt/rebolt everything, but I just got through a bad experience with a frozen bolt on one of the brackets and ended up going to a mechanic to break it loose and finish the installation. That's me 1 side and the mechanic 1 side. The bottom of the strut tubes are pretty close to the ground even on jackstands. Being able to work under a lift can make a big difference if things get tricky.





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