Find your local mechanic/porsche specialist

[Bladecutter]

Originally Posted by Boby Lashly

Don't dump the boat but report the first mechanic to the attorney general's office in your state. No matter how long they keep it they can't charge you if it still won't work.

You can take it to civil court but with the expense & time involved the A.G.'s office is a better idea. Even if you do the other I'd go there. That way the screw up would be hurt even worse because in some states there are automatic fines, they have a file with the state & they are reported to the BBB. That's not too good for business and you help others who may have been screwed as well when they have to turn their records over to the state.

Hey, look...

It's M.C. Spammer!!

Can someone get rid of this person, and prevent them from ever gracing our website ever again?

Every weekend this guy shows up with a new alias.
Can't this end?

Can someone at least tell this idiot that boats have nothing to do with our forum?
Of course, this jerk probably doesn't actually live in the USA, nor speak english.

BC.

[parkerro]

I just changed the door lock on my 2000 boxster "S" I guess I turned on my ignition during the process and now the light stays on. Tried the disconnectiong the battery trick and that failed to work......any ideas?

Thanks in anticipation..........

[seningen]

Don't believe in self-promotion in the forums....
But I will recommend my partner here in Austin.

Danny Blaylock is a mechanic from the Texas School of the Deaf.
He owns/runs a shop called Silent Automotive.

He's rebuilt several M96 engines from the crank up,
including my everyday driver.
Uses OEM parts, and LN Engineering upgrades.

He'll also work on non-water cooled Porsches as well

Keeping him in business means I have someone to help
me with my toys :-)

I also sub-con my Porsche work to him.

he works via email or texting

dan2yblalock@hotmail.com

or you can contact me mike@lonestarrpm.com

Mike