UTAH (and Surrounding Areas) BS Thread

Alright.. another one of those guys. My mechanic went MIA.... So I need a rec for a mechanic in the SLC area.

 

Whats broke this time?

 

I am looking for an installer and place that will sell me an ARB Summit front bumper near Logan, Utah.

 

There's a few places that sell ARB stuff, but if you're looking for an seller+installer, Cruiser Outfitters @cruiseroutfit is prob your best bet. They're in Murray

 

Don't know if they still do installs or not but Mt. Logan off-road sells arb stuff. 10th west.

 

I have a belt that is driving me f***ing insane, I believe its my serpentine belt

 

You can replace one of those super easy with a single socket (or so I've heard)

 

I get scared diving in like that.. I work on cars like I cook. Read instructions follow directions.. lol.

 

plus we still have another wheel bearing to do hahahaha

 

Well at least we know how to do it this time. And it's not 10000000000000 degrees like last time

 

If a dumb high school kid can become a dealer tech, you can do a belt swap

 

That was brutal. I'm going to look more into the serpentine belt. Finally back in the tent game so trying to tune her for spring.

 

But it would be nice to have a good mechanic. I went through Geoff for both of my previous tacomas and now hes gone MIA on me.

 

Serpentines are relatively simple. Just need a breaker bar to move the tensioner. Make sure you have your serpentine map ready to go and then just route it along.

 

I hear you. If everyone would stop blabbing about how good he is then maybe we'd be able to get the time of day from him. Can't he just be good AND unknown?

 

I used to take my Land Cruiser to Dustin at State Automotive in Midvale for the work I didn't feel like doing. Great dude, highly recommend. They're kind of an LC specialty shop but I saw Tacomas in there all the time

 

Tomorrow is day 3 of the move to slc. Should be moved into the apartment tomorrow night. So ready to be done with this hellacious drive.

 

Same, I like those guys. They know Toyotas well. Not the cheapest but solid work.