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From: rinehart@topaz.RUTGERS.EDU (Mark J. Rinehart)
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Subject: Re: '86 Camaro Computer System
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Date: Fri, 8-May-87 16:28:43 EDT
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>   Please excuse my ignorance but in the past I have always been able to
>perform all maintenance myself.  I now have a Camaro Z28 IROC on order
>and from the looks of things under the hood I can't even get to the plugs.
>
>   Where should the work be performed on this car??
>
>
>   -- Jacques -- 

That's a good question. I have an IROC - 86 which I've had serviced
using 3 different Chevy dealers. 2 of the 3 were schmucks who made
some warranty repairs that should have been performed in one trip, if
they had done the job right, but ended up taking 3 trips each time.
Unless you know a good mechanic who also happens to have a CS degree,
you'll be in the same boat I am right now. However, I was using a Good
Year service center until recently when they moved. I've never had any
complaints about them and their fees for labor and parts are cheaper
than any dealer I know. Good Luck with your "Roc"! I love mine.

Mark