Classic Car Doctor, November 15, 2014, Second Hour, Second Half - Ron Ananian, The Car Doctor starts this segment with phone calls & doesn't stop. Robert from Danbury CT has a  2000 Honda Accord and it is suffering multiple transmission failure issues. The dealer has replaced the same part twice and on the third time, claims its a bearing, not the same seal that's leaking. But they don't want to warranty the seal again! episode artwork

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Classic Car Doctor, November 15, 2014, Second Hour, Second Half - Ron Ananian, The Car Doctor starts this segment with phone calls & doesn't stop. Robert from Danbury CT has a  2000 Honda Accord and it is suffering multiple transmission failure issues. The dealer has replaced the same part twice and on the third time, claims its a bearing, not the same seal that's leaking. But they don't want to warranty the seal again!

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Ron Ananian, The Car Doctor starts this segment with phone calls & doesn't stop. Robert from Danbury CT has a  2000 Honda Accord and it is suffering multiple transmission failure issues. The dealer has replaced the same part twice and on the third time, claims its a bearing, not the same seal that's leaking. But they don't want to warranty the seal again! Ron points out that the repair shop, in this the Dealer, is at fault for improper initial diagnosis.  The final analysis may surprise you; Tune in for The Car Doctors recommendation.  Next up is Jeff from Ohio with a 2004 Chevy Malibu that has several issues; no radio, rattles in the back, etc. Ron gets right to it, asking the questions like he is standing at the counter in the shop, trying to get a direction for all to understand. He explains the necessary steps and why its all important to consider. The next call from this segment comes in from Rhode Island. Colbie has a 2000 GMC Yukon that has a problem with cold  starts and stumbles & also has a long crank time when the engine is warmed up, With several mechanics telling him different diagnosis he turns to The Car Dr for that final answer and a solution. Ron breaks it down into simple to understand answers.  The State of Maine is next with a listener calling in with a solution from a previous caller that had a mouse problem.  Ron Ananian then closes out this shows segment with some sizzle in an electrical diagnosis on an older Lincoln Continental that is eating fuses for the sun visors and rear view mirror functions circuit. If you are looking for a "How To Diagnose Electrical Issues & Shorts Primer" this is the call for you!  Find out more about us at www.cardoctorshow.com ,  @ronananian Also visit our You Tube Channel for auto repair tips and videosSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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