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I'm giving an old discussion new life.
I just moved to a little town in central Jersey and have yet to find a "Jeep mechanic". This boggles my mind as I see so many jeeps on the road every day and where I was living before moving east had some 5 Jeep specific shops independent of the dealerships.
I started going to Gary Barbera in N. Philly while living down there last year and THEY SUCK (their idea of diagnosing & fixing a problem is throwing a dart at a schematic and replacing that part!)...
I try to do what I can myself, but living in an apartment I'm limited to space and resources... So, where do you go to get your jeep worked on?
I just moved to a little town in central Jersey and have yet to find a "Jeep mechanic". This boggles my mind as I see so many jeeps on the road every day and where I was living before moving east had some 5 Jeep specific shops independent of the dealerships.
I started going to Gary Barbera in N. Philly while living down there last year and THEY SUCK (their idea of diagnosing & fixing a problem is throwing a dart at a schematic and replacing that part!)...
I try to do what I can myself, but living in an apartment I'm limited to space and resources... So, where do you go to get your jeep worked on?
