Porsche Electrical expert in Cincinnati OHIO area
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Trying to help my cousin that has a very nice '91 964 Turbo with a few electrical gremlins he is trying to get sorted. He uses an independent shop in the Cinci area the he likes very much but evidentially doesn't have the skill set to resolve the electrical issues. Any thoughts or recommendations would be appreciated!
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Sorry to hear of the problems. Which shop couldn’t work them out? Electric problems could be the worst: newer cars are much more complex but older cars can have a birds nest of aftermarket wiring by prior owners and shade tree mechanics.
I have a ‘99 911 w a LS3 swap. A rare one with “working” AC. It wasn’t working well enough so I took it to a hole-in-the-wall honest mechanic recommended by a longtime resident.
it wasn’t cheap but they diagnosed the problem, added a couple of puller fans, relays, wiring and switches and now I have cold AC on demand.
Grant & Luc: +1 (513) 722-1212. In Milford
mine was probably the only Porsche that shop had ever seen so….
if you’ve already found someone, let me know how it worked.
I have a ‘99 911 w a LS3 swap. A rare one with “working” AC. It wasn’t working well enough so I took it to a hole-in-the-wall honest mechanic recommended by a longtime resident.
it wasn’t cheap but they diagnosed the problem, added a couple of puller fans, relays, wiring and switches and now I have cold AC on demand.
Grant & Luc: +1 (513) 722-1212. In Milford
mine was probably the only Porsche that shop had ever seen so….
if you’ve already found someone, let me know how it worked.