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As the title states Looking for a Good Drywall person to do some ceiling repairs. Had a water leak that has been repaired and now just need the ceiling touched up. Any recommendations as a good contractor that can do a small easy job?
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2011 Subaru Outback. Premium edition. Black exterior with beige Cloth Interior. Car is in excellent condition and needs no repairs. Never smoked in. Never wrecked. Very clean. All maintenance is up to date including timing belt service. Has automatic transmission with lots of upgrades including heated front seats and rear view camera, Xm radio and all weather Mats. Car runs amazing just replacing with a truck. Call me at 614-598-1974 Mike
Asking 9k. Has 129500 miles on it.
Here is a link to Craigslist with pictures!
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picture?
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Do it right and pay the taxes. Also always fill out a bill of sale with the agreed price and have both parties sign it. Ohio is now checking prices to book values and if you do not fall into their acceptable price range you will get a letter asking you to prove what you disclosed in your sale. If you lowball a price and you cheat the taxes, you will get caught! They started this last year. Just my 2 cents. It doesn't pay to cheat to save $50!
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The Farkas Clan are all going as of now. Trying to figure out where to stay...... the night before
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PM me your info...... I may be able to help you out!
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Jake's Property Services out of Gahanna! 614-537-7485
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UPDATE: The car is fixed! It was indeed the oil pump housing gasket that was leaking. This leak actually brought to light that the timing belt on this car....a 1995 was still the original belt! The guys at Neobull said that it was so cracked that they could almost see through it! They did the repair at their exact estimate price and also replaced the valve cover gasket for her at no charge! Great guys, easy to work with and definitely will be getting her future repair work!
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It's very simple, just doing a very simple 4 cyl timing belt, remove oil pump, replace seals.. Let me and Opey know if you need the parts, keep them in the drawer right behind my desk.
Thanks Jon! Must be a very common repair if you keep the gaskets in your desk! lol
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Don't know what your plans for this vehicle is but ,I had a '12 rtl. It was a great people hauler liked the way it looked but there always something I didn't care for. The the time came to use it as a truck. I used it with a mc trailer to haul a vtx 1800 from 1 burb to another. The thing had no ass, no heart it felt like it struggled the whole time. I sold it to carmax and never looked back.
mace
Gave up on the ridgeline! People wanted stupid money for them and I really wasn't too impressed. Ended up buying a 2011 Subaru Outback for less than what people wanted for a 2006-7 Ridgeline with high miles.
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I didn't want to be right, but it was the only thing I could think of being so common.
You were right on the money on this!
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Well I looked at the car again and it looks like the oil pump housing gasket is the problem! She went to North End Wrench and they fixed the check engine light in two seconds looking at the car. Unfortunately they can't get it in for her repair for two to three weeks..... She is now going to take it to Noebull because it is literally a block from where she lives. She's got all the info and hopefully they can get her fixed up!
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Looking at some pictures online it looks like the drip is coming from the area just below the oil filter.... I wonder if those idiots left the oil filter seal on the block and put the new filter on top of it.......
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mike
this situation sucks but I have personally seen it on 3-4 occasions where these 2.2's leak from the oil pump housing gasket immediately after an oil change, its behind the timing cover and is not a quick job. no explanation for the check engine light though
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v88/icantdo55/leak.jpg
Thanks for the reply but it is dripping about 4-5 inches back from the corner on the oil plug side....inner side of the pan... There is a bracket there.
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I think I'd be wanting to have a sit-down with the manager of the place she just took it .....
but to your point, North End Wrench isn't far from Worthington. We know she'll be dealt with honestly there.
She did take it back to them Two days later..... Yes I know don't say it.... And they said they didn't do it.... Even though they did an inspection and made no mention of any major oil leak on their paperwork. They did however tell her she needed her trans oil changed and her engine coolant changed which is BS because I put a new Radiator in this car less than 6 months earlier....
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I have a friend that took their 1995 Toyota Camry with 80k miles to Valvoline to get the oil changed and came out with a check engine light and oil dripping from the oilpan at about a drop every 5 seconds...... She works in Worthington and lives in upper Arlington. I would look and fix it but I don't think the car would make it to my place. The car's owner is very strapped for funds and she needs the car fixed by someone that is trustworthy a wont rip her off. Can anyone recommend a place for her to take the car for the repair.. I looked at it in the parking lot and the oil seems to be coming from some sort of bracket located by the oil pan close to the drain plug but a bit higher...
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I have my reasons for this purchase... Don't worry...
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Always a possibility of them dropping in price once the new Ridgeline comes out. But something tells me you're looking for one right now.
I'm looking for the right one. In no hurry to buy but can if the deal presented itself.
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WTB- Honda Ridgeline. 2006-8 Trailer package.... Anyone have one to sell?
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The car has been sold! Sorry for no update.....
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Very pleased with the service!
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Well I called Ascent Roofing and they could come out on Monday...They seemed nice.
I call Dan Marshall and I talked to him and he was very nice too. Could only come out on Monday also.....
Called Kemp Roofing and Greg Sheen returned the call within a few hours and was on his way to my home! He got up on the roof and climbed into my attic and drove a few nails and put some sealer on a few areas and he thinks that the problem has been resolved! Told me to watch at the next good rain to see..... He wouldn't take any money either! Told me to call him when the roof needs replacement in ten years. What a great guy!!!!!! Thanks Mojoe/Brandon for the lead!
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Thanks guys for the info so far. I'm getting on the phone right now.
Looking for a Good Drywall person to do some ceiling repairs.
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