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PPI in Bridgeport, CT

Discussion in 'New York Tri-State' started by chenglo1, Nov 10, 2012.

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  1. chenglo1

    chenglo1 Formula Junior

    Jun 23, 2012
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    Midwest
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    Cheng
    Can anyone here refer a person or 2 that can do a PPI on a 2002 360 for me in CT?

    Cheng
    [email protected] is fine if don't want to post anything private. I may make purchase within next couple of weeks depending on PPI.
     
  2. luvair

    luvair Formula 3
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    Jun 4, 2005
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    Redline who is a sponsor on Ferrarichat is one, another is Auto Restorations in Stratford.
     
  3. MVDESQ

    MVDESQ Formula 3

    Nov 25, 2010
    1,581
    Greenwich, CT
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    Matthew & Kristen V.
    Personally I would have an authorized dealer or a larger independent shop that sees 360 cars regularly as they know the weaknesses. Also, you want a shop with an SD3 and knowledge of F1 systems if the car is F1. There is a dealer in Greenwich. May be worth the trip. I don't know how many shops in that area will know these cars since Ferrari cars are rare above (north of) Darien and New Canaan.
     
  4. luvair

    luvair Formula 3
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    Jun 4, 2005
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    Good point. Miller Motors (where purchased my 360 several years ago) in Greenwich knows all the weaknesses of these cars, and more importantly has the proper diagnostic tools/computers. You should call them and perhaps others and get your own comfort feeling and determine specifically what they plan to test and report back with results.
     
  5. MVDESQ

    MVDESQ Formula 3

    Nov 25, 2010
    1,581
    Greenwich, CT
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    Matthew & Kristen V.
    Did you ever get a ppi? If so, how'd it go?
     
  6. Tostapchuk

    Tostapchuk Formula Junior

    Aug 19, 2004
    278
    Connecticut
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    TJO
    Is there service paperwork on it? Although a PPI is usually a required item, find out who serviced the car and talk to them. If they are a reputable shop, they will remember it.

    Also, the PPI is only as good as the shop doing the work. I had a PPI done at an authorized Ferrari dealer, and they missed a number of significant things, including the fact that he clutch was slipping. So, all I did was add $400 to the cost of replacing the clutch.

    Personally, I like Autoturismo Sport in New Milford. Sport Auto in Gaylordsville is a good choice, too.
     

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