OEM Radio Repair

[nis350]

Are there any good shops that repair the oem radio in the San Garbriel or L.A. area? Thx...

 

[nsx1]

Are there any good shops that repair the oem radio in the San Garbriel or L.A. area? Thx...

PM BrianK and tell him what the symptoms are.

 

[nsxotic911]

Get a new one, it is around $500 new and easy to snap in. You're going to spend at least a few hundred dollars to patch a radiator on a 20K engine. Not worth it.

I would also not go to an aftermarket radiator unless you really know what you're doing.. the stock are very efffective.

 

[steveny]

Get a new one, it is around $500 new and easy to snap in. You're going to spend at least a few hundred dollars to patch a radiator on a 20K engine. Not worth it.

I would also not go to an aftermarket radiator unless you really know what you're doing.. the stock are very efffective.

That shit is so loud it needs it's own coolin' system... daaamn :biggrin:

 

[RON98]

Get a new one, it is around $500 new and easy to snap in. You're going to spend at least a few hundred dollars to patch a radiator on a 20K engine. Not worth it.

I would also not go to an aftermarket radiator unless you really know what you're doing.. the stock are very efffective.

he is talking about the radio... :biggrin: lol somehow i read radiator too and had to make a second take.