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Shawnsx5
07-10-2005, 06:34 PM
Just bought a 1991 3.0 manual any ideas for nearest place for servicing to Bury St Edmunds

Martin
07-10-2005, 08:35 PM
Shawn,

Congrats on your purchase. 15 months into NSX ownership and I'm fanatical about mine now!

This is the list of Specialist NSX dealerships, as supplied to me by Honda,

PHOENIX HONDA
PAISLEY
SCOTLAND
0141 842 1011

TWO MILLS GARAGES LTD
LEDSHAM
SOUTH WIRRAL
0151 347 4444

CHISWICK HONDA
CHISWICK
LONDON
0208 996 8100

TRIDENT HONDA
THAMES DITTON
SURREY
0208 398 7201

JOHN COOPER GARAGES
WORTHING
WEST SUSSEX
01903 504455

BRINDLEY HONDA
HALESOWEN
WEST MIDLANDS
0121 550 6416

Cheers,
Martin

Greybloke
07-10-2005, 10:35 PM
Shawn
Mine is serviced at Norton Way Honda (who also run Chiswick) in Letchworth.

I previously had my two S2000's serviced there, and now the NSX, so very happy with them.

Maybe worth a try?

starchaser
06-03-2006, 05:52 PM
Hi, I'm in Sudbury, not a million miles away! I've had my 1994 NSX a month now and very happy. I understand that the Honda Dealers in Colchester are NSX trained & capable (Banks in BSE are not apparently).

Cheers

CLP

Papalazarou
06-03-2006, 06:58 PM
I just thought I'd confuse the issue a little.

I've had work done at two different Honda dealers and the non NSX dealer was better, the technicians had a greater general knowledge despite their lack of NSX specific training.

Furthermore, for normal servicing (especially interim) I'm not sure it makes a lot of difference whether the dealer's NSX verified or not.

However, the NSX dealer should come into its own when it comes to diagnostic work although I think a garage is only as good as its technicians and their ability to interpret the fault information they are given.

For instance; I went to a dealer with the ECL and TCS lights on and was told that I needed a £2400 TCS control box and an oxygen sensor.
I decided to do some homework, fitted an oxygen sensor which turned out both lights. Disco!

James.

simonprelude
07-03-2006, 11:40 AM
The stamp for the book is different, that's the difference for resale.

Some non NSX dealers also have difficulty ordering NSX parts.

Papalazarou
07-03-2006, 05:26 PM
Do you mean with regard to them being NSX dealers or that the actual stamp is different?

Also, it's alright for you guys who live near the dealer but the nearest NSX dealer to me is 200 miles away.


James.

simonprelude
07-03-2006, 08:53 PM
The stamp says NSX dealer on it.


Do you mean with regard to them being NSX dealers or that the actual stamp is different?

Also, it's alright for you guys who live near the dealer but the nearest NSX dealer to me is 200 miles away.


James.

Papalazarou
08-03-2006, 08:49 AM
Mine doesn't and I have stamps from three of those mentioned above?

now I'm confused :roll:


James.

Mr_Spanners
08-03-2006, 09:37 AM
There are MANY Honda dealers that have NSX trained technicians but the dealerships aren't prepared to pay the annual fee to Honda UK to be a recognised\official NSX Dealer. I'm not sure you can quantify the financial difference (come resale) between a car with FHSH and FH(NSX)SH ????

~Phil.

simonprelude
08-03-2006, 10:30 AM
Norton way do.


Mine doesn't and I have stamps from three of those mentioned above?

now I'm confused :roll:


James.

DamianW
08-03-2006, 11:26 AM
I use Norton Way and their website claims they're an NSX dealer/servicing place. :?

bazza
08-03-2006, 11:45 AM
I use Avondale Honda, Coventry. I thought they were NSX specialists? :?