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**speedyfix** · September 19th, 2009 08:27 AM

yes we do. but we'll know what you need to have done din so we can let you know for sure. bring it over or get in touch with us if you like.

**garci** · October 28th, 2009 09:53 AM

Migs,

My Pajero Fieldmaster 4x4 got submerged in floodwater last month. I had the fluids changed, starter and alternator cleaned. Aside from a few electrical problems like the power seat not functioning and the power lock acting up from time to time, wala ng ibang problem so far and I've been using it already for the past three weeks.

My question is do I still need to have the bearings repacked? Di ba sealed ito? I'm planning to bring it to your shop either today or tomorrow IF it's really necessary. I will be going on a short out-of-town trip this weekend kasi.

btw, can you fix the power seat problem? Umabot kasi ang water dun. It was still partially functioning before pero ngayon ayaw na although I can still a faint clicking sound whenever I operate the controls.

**speedyfix** · October 28th, 2009 02:02 PM

the bearings are not sealed and should be repacked. but if they are not making noise then it can be put off pa. we're still packed now with other flooded cars so we might not be able to work on your car yet.

thanks,
migs

**Djerms** · October 28th, 2009 02:24 PM

^Mukhang pati si Migs nag hands-on na sa dami ng customers. Pwede ba magpa change oil papa Migs pero gusto ko ikaw gagawa ha. Hehehe. Kidding.

**shadow** · October 28th, 2009 02:43 PM

kaya ba magpalit ng fuel filter ng FD sa speedyfix? how much labor? Migs PM mo ako sa price.

**speedyfix** · October 28th, 2009 03:20 PM

djerms, pwede!!! pero x5 yung labor price. hahahaha!!!!

shadow, please call the shop at the numbers in my sig nalang for the pricing

**Haruto** · November 6th, 2009 07:27 AM

Sir migs,

Jampack pa rin po ba sa shop nyo? Plano ko po kasi pa check yung alternator at yung laging bumabagsak na rpm ng Nissan Altima ko po tommorrow dyan sa shop nyo...