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Old 07-27-2017, 10:46 AM   #1
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Workhorse engine repair?

My father-in-law has a 2001 adventure and it starts right up cold, but once the engine gets warm, it won't start. He can't find anyone who will work on a workhorse engine. He lives near Hope, Arkansas about an hour from Texarkana and 2 from Little Rock. Anyone in this area know of a repair shop who will work on Chevy engines?

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It's a big block Chevy/GM engine. Any mechanic that can turn a wrench can work on it. Access is a little different. Maybe that's the issue. There is also a Workhorse forum here on IRV2. You might want to post there.
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Yes, no one seems to want to work on it. I will check the workhorse forum. Thank you
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