Dear Guys at Car Stereo Help dot com,
A few weeks ago I purchased the removal instructions for my wife's 2000 Chrysler Sebring stereo to investigate & hopefully get repaired, a drowned amp & a stuck cd changer - typical problems from what I'm told.
First off - I watched a local <professional> take this car apart once before to remove & repair the cd changer;
Your directions were much more well thought out & tookmuch less time & tool use ! BRAVO !
Second - You redirected me to another Radio Service in upstate NY. They were fabulous; less than 2 weeks, day out to day back,
and very supportive of the problem w/ the amp and offered to replace it - even tho the core was trashed - for the rebuilt
price. Again - an excellent call on your part, with excellent service on theirs.
To FCSR add this letter to your "Great Job !" pile and be sure that u r on my Highly Recommended list
from now on !
Best Regards,
Chris
A few weeks ago I purchased the removal instructions for my wife's 2000 Chrysler Sebring stereo to investigate & hopefully get repaired, a drowned amp & a stuck cd changer - typical problems from what I'm told.
First off - I watched a local <professional> take this car apart once before to remove & repair the cd changer;
Your directions were much more well thought out & tookmuch less time & tool use ! BRAVO !
Second - You redirected me to another Radio Service in upstate NY. They were fabulous; less than 2 weeks, day out to day back,
and very supportive of the problem w/ the amp and offered to replace it - even tho the core was trashed - for the rebuilt
price. Again - an excellent call on your part, with excellent service on theirs.
To FCSR add this letter to your "Great Job !" pile and be sure that u r on my Highly Recommended list
from now on !
Best Regards,
Chris
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