Originally Posted By: Merkava_4
Originally Posted By: Burt
Wholeheartedly agree! But if three dealers and GM "customer service" turn me down, where do I go? That's really my point. BITOGer's want to fix it themselves or shoot in the dark, but I need someone with real expertise that is willing to roll up their sleeves and use proper diagnostics. How do I find a person like that in Quebec, Ontario or in Northwest NY?
Would you happen to be heading anywhere near Avoca, NY ?
There's a mechanic in that area that's one of top 10 mechanics in the entire United States. If he can't fix it, it can't be fixed. South Main Auto Repair, 47 South Main Street Avoca, NY.
I contacted him but like others he won't touch it unless it will is reliably unreliable. I.e. I have to wait until I know it will crank no start regularly. That is my conundrum - get it there when it's bad but before it goes kaput.
I'm somewhat dubious that unless it really fails, anyone can diagnose this. It seems the computers aren't getting the necessary data to say okay start the Rhine so it calls a timeout on energizing the fuel pump.
Originally Posted By: Burt
Wholeheartedly agree! But if three dealers and GM "customer service" turn me down, where do I go? That's really my point. BITOGer's want to fix it themselves or shoot in the dark, but I need someone with real expertise that is willing to roll up their sleeves and use proper diagnostics. How do I find a person like that in Quebec, Ontario or in Northwest NY?
Would you happen to be heading anywhere near Avoca, NY ?
There's a mechanic in that area that's one of top 10 mechanics in the entire United States. If he can't fix it, it can't be fixed. South Main Auto Repair, 47 South Main Street Avoca, NY.
I contacted him but like others he won't touch it unless it will is reliably unreliable. I.e. I have to wait until I know it will crank no start regularly. That is my conundrum - get it there when it's bad but before it goes kaput.
I'm somewhat dubious that unless it really fails, anyone can diagnose this. It seems the computers aren't getting the necessary data to say okay start the Rhine so it calls a timeout on energizing the fuel pump.
