jrdiesel01

Hey! I actually live in Pasadena so this is great There are so many Porsche mechanics in the city it's hard to know who's the best. I tend to avoid dealerships for obvious reasons but if you know a guy I am more than happy to give him a shot. What's his name? Maybe they'll be able to diagnose my funky transmission issue, nobody else has been able to so far :/

Hi,

I just moved down from Seattle and looking for a new porsche technician contact. Saw your post and was wondering if he is still around.

Thanks!
Scott

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Hi,

Saw the post about traveling Porsche Mechanic in the Southern California area, and thought why not post my Porsche contact?

I have a close friend who works at a reputable Porsche Dealership in the Los Angeles area. He has been working as a Technician for 5 years. He performs all the services and custom work on my Porsche Boxster. He's a short drive from the greater Los Angeles area, where he works out of his home on the weekends. He has done the 60K service and (2) 15K services, brake pads, and rotors on my Porsche. He also lowered my car with H&R Springs at his home while I waited.

He works for $40.00 an hour, that's a steal from $150.00 plus. Better than this is, he is the real thing, a true Porsche Dealership Technician.