How to make the flashing light in the Jeep right! About the time my newest client and long term neighbor was making decisions on which repairs would be selected out of the Amerispec home inspection completed today, I was making the decisions on which Jeep repairs would be selected. He wisely noticed that we had the same problem but he had more digits or zeros at the end. We forget because we do this so often how big a deal this is in preparing a home to go on the market.
Somehow my tune up routinely suggested at Valvoline in Prince Frederick became a $530 estimated repair job plus $200 on something else and $1050 on something else at a local place that ran all the tests today. Cylander three got kind of expensive. I think it is time to go shop the quote. And I am doing a service for my clients when I get them bids, too, and understand and assist in prioritizing which ones will be required for loan purposes. I need to check out these prices and find out the real deal on the Jeep like I do on home inspections for my clients.
How to make the flashing light in the Jeep right! I need to work further on this project this week. $500 for a tune up seems kind of steep for my Jeep. I only put about 12K miles a year on my Grand Cherokee! I'm going to explore some repair options. Old Blue, my first Real Estate Car, looks really pretty in moments like this. Especially when I have nonstop appointments coming up in Southern Maryland before the Holiday Weekend.
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