Eiffel's Place? Or another shop to work on my NSX?

[Accel Junky]

All,

I've been by Eiffel's place on many occasions and seen the owner's NSX. I'm in need of some A/C work on my NSX and I usually don't trust anyone but myself to shoot straight on what needs to be fixed. But, I don't want to try on this one.

Has anyone used Eiffel's? What is the reputation? Are prices good?

For that matter, would anyone recommend any other good repair shops with NSX experience and good prices? I sure as hell want to avoid the dealer at all costs.

I've heard good reviews from Toyotech in Acworth on Kudzu.com, anyone?

Thanks,
Daniel

[speedminded]

All,

I've been by Eiffel's place on many occasions and seen the owner's NSX. I'm in need of some A/C work on my NSX and I usually don't trust anyone but myself to shoot straight on what needs to be fixed. But, I don't want to try on this one.

Has anyone used Eiffel's? What is the reputation? Are prices good?

For that matter, would anyone recommend any other good repair shops with NSX experience and good prices? I sure as hell want to avoid the dealer at all costs.

I've heard good reviews from Toyotech in Acworth on Kudzu.com, anyone?

Thanks,
Daniel

Is it the climate control unit or what?

[Accel Junky]

A/C Compressor sounds like it comes on, climate control works as far I can tell (every knob and button does its job). Just air temps are not cold at all. Figured it was a charging issue.

-Daniel

[speedminded]

A/C Compressor sounds like it comes on, climate control works as far I can tell (every knob and button does its job). Just air temps are not cold at all. Figured it was a charging issue.

-Daniel

What year is the car? R-134a or R-12?

[Accel Junky]

I'm not sure if it has been converted yet. If not, R12 as its a '91.

-Daniel

[Andy_013]

go to Japanese Motor Works in Athens PHONE: (706) 549-5222
the co-owner of Japanese Motor Works is a NSX and a Master tech
the web site http://www.japanesemotors.net/index.htm

[speedminded]

Need a good A/C service tech more than anything but one somewhat familiar with NSX's should be able to diagnose it faster. They'll be able to use the flourescent dyes or have an electronic detector.

If its 134a then personally i'd go get a recharge kit from Autozone or wherever and see if it works or how long it lasts, it's an older car so probably needs it anyways and may have just been overlooked at the dealer it was bought at

[jbhondatech]

I am a honda and acura tech for Alan Cox Automotive in marietta. I have extensive expierence with the NSX and S2000. We use all honda diegnostic information both in print and online with their "Service Express" program. We can handle anything on your NSX from basic service to heavy electrical diegnostics. Please give us a call at 770-427-1745

[speedminded]

I am a honda and acura tech for Alan Cox Automotive in marietta. I have extensive expierence with the NSX and S2000. We use all honda diegnostic information both in print and online with their "Service Express" program. We can handle anything on your NSX from basic service to heavy electrical diegnostics. Please give us a call at 770-427-1745

I assume you have a well experienced A/C service tech too?

[jbhondatech]

All of our techs are expirenced with the ac systems of honda and acura vehicles. We do not recamend a recharge can from auto zone. This does not allow you to ballance the pressures and account for other problems that may be present.

[J MAN]

I assume you have a well experienced A/C service tech too?

My Friend Jeremy forgot my warnings about posting on this site.

Call Mike at Battle Ground if you dont want our Advice.

Mike is a great guy.

J Man
Alan Cox Automotive

[speedminded]

All of our techs are expirenced with the ac systems of honda and acura vehicles. We do not recamend a recharge can from auto zone. This does not allow you to ballance the pressures and account for other problems that may be present.

I understand but it will have to be recharged completely & balanced anyways if there is a leak right? It may or may not fix anything but it won't damage anything will it? I'm just offering a suggestion bc I tend to do things myself, got a 20lb cylinder of R12 sitting next to my car for the older vehicles

My Friend Jeremy forgot my warnings about posting on this site.

Call Mike at Battle Ground if you dont want our Advice.

Mike is a great guy.

J Man
Alan Cox Automotive

Nothing to warn about, is Alan Cox Automotive a site sponsor? Reps for referring Batlground don't mean to be a dick but they are the ones who pay to be here so like to give them first dibs If you are indeed a site sponsor and there's a reason you don't have your own forum or your contact info in your sig then I apologize ahead of time.

[NAIZBST]

I used to work with Eiffel and he is a great master tech and has owned many honda and acuras. I am sure he can help you out or alan cox too

[xb1]

If you want to trek out to Suwanee, Blake Automotive is the place I would take it.

[KPowerEP3]

I would not trust my high dollar car to a shop that employs techs who spell like 8th grade drop outs. No offense, but if you're going to come on here and advertise without paying, at least make yourself appear credible while doing so.

But, back to the subject at hand. Honda and Acura Specialists down here do good work, and it's a great group of guys that run it as well, they'll take care of you.

[Big Baller]

Just take it to an AC shop. There is nothing magical about the AC System on a NSX.

[Accel Junky]

Ended up dropping her off with Eiffel. Thanks for the responses all!