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north carolina repair shops
Seamore2001 replied to keberhardt's topic in 924, 931, 944, 951, 968 Series
I've used Millersport quite a lot over the years. Chuck is a good Porsche mechanic and works relatively quickly. His hourly rate is quite reasonable for a Porsche mechanic, but occasionally I've noticed a little "mysteriousness" in his final bills - generally nothing too upsetting, but something to be aware of. He also has an inexplicable blind-spot when it comes to the DME module. I got hit with an unpleasant bill from him to fix a problem when he should have started with the DME (I didn't know what the problem was at first either, but a quick Internet search turned up the likely solution). When the same problem cropped up on my other car I insisted he start with replacing the DME and then if that didn't work, we could work through the punch list. In that instance, I drove away 5 minutes later, problem solved. Bottom line with Millersport - be clear with him about the problem and the likely fix and get an estimate before he starts the job. With that in mind, it's a good shop. I don't have any experience with CC Eurosports.