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has expertise working
on your make of vehicle. There is no charge if the technician cannot answer your question
or you are not 100 percent satisfied with their effort to assist you.
You will be asked to provide a detailed description of your problem or question, including the year, make,
model of your vehicle, engine size, and any information you have about recent repairs (or attempted repairs)
that have been made to your vehicle.
The technician will likely ask you followup questions to
help you solve your problem.
The answer that is provided may include detailed OEM diagnosis or repair procedures, a recommendation
about what part(s) to replace, and possibly illustrations or even a wiring diagram.
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