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October 11, 2005, 7:40 pm PDT
Cars
Quote From: lucky35Hello. I just bought a new car, but my old car (honda) I want fixed really bad. It is broken down in my yard. It will not crank. I don't know how to fix it? Should I "tow" it to the dealership and pay a $60 diagnostic check and find out at least what is wrong with it? I know I probably could not afford to get it fixed at the dealership though and I would have to "tow" it back home and that alone could be at least $120 round-trip. Will a mechanic come to my house and tell me what is wrong without charing me for the diagnosis? I don't know what to do?! I really want to get it fixed, but I don't know what is wrong with my old car and it won't drive to any mechanic shop/business. HELP! Not to discourage you, but I don't think a mechanic would come to your house to diagnose your car without payment...unless its a neighborhood garage where you get all of your work done. Why do you want to have 2 cars? It really is a luxury expense, unless you have 2 drivers that need to get places every day. The electronic systems in modern cars are real devils- and they need the computers to figure out what is wrong- did you check the battery connections? If they are corroded, the car won't start. Did you try to jump it? Is the battery dead? Is the starter the problem? Have you gone on the honda website to try to figure it out? Good luck- I hate dealing with cars- and have had to for years---
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