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Inconceivable Automotive

5.0 (3 reviews)
Closed • 7:00 am - 7:00 pm

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My car is a 1988 Chevy Cavalier Z24 Convertible that has never been in an accident​ and has been in…read moreour family since it had 10K miles and was only 10 years old. In the fall of 2017 we replaced the top, put on four new tires, and attempted to fix an oil leak, all in we're talking $2,500 into a car with 140K miles that we thought might last another year or two, and still,​ have some potential resale value. Well in the late spring of 2018 it began to run extremely poorly and eventually died completely. Over the summer Jimmy took the car in as a project. He immediately fixed the oil leak that another shop was unsuccessful in identifying and fixing. Jimmy immediately knew what it was, a design flaw in that specific model engine that always began leaking late in life, it was a simple and inexpensive fix. The core problem though was vexing. After checking the ignition coils (there are three), the ignition induction plate, a whole series of sensors, the computer, and fuel pump it seemed that four​ of the original fuel injectors were drawing more current than they should be (I'd replaced two of the injectors two years prior). He replaced the injectors and the car was back up and running, although it was quickly determined that it was not perfect. After some additional extensive testing,​ it was determined that the computer, although it was "working" was not functioning properly and when it was replaced following the fuel injectors everything was back to running perfectly. It should be noted that this car is over 30 years old and has an ODB-1 class computer, this was the first generation of car computers. In certain conditions,​ this computer can will offer up NO diagnostic information while the engine is running horribly. Jimmy was like a detective solving a serial murder case, and he wasn't going to stop until the car was running properly. It should be noted that before I'd brought the car in I'd replaced the ignition​ cables, plugs, tracked a vacuum​ leak that I thought might have been preventing a sensor from working properly. In the end,​ Jimmy only charged me for the parts that were actually replaced, and a reasonable amount of labor. He'll have my business moving forward.

Company does not honor warranty sold with product. Go elsewhere. Less than 90 days. I still can't…read moreget the thing warranty out. What a joke.

Inconceivable Automotive - autorepair - Updated October 2026

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