Help me locate a Viper tech

[Randwortman]

Purchased a '93 RT/10 recently in Olympia and brought it to Richland (Tri-Cities). Any advice on where to get service done in eastern WA?

Thanks.

 

[Venomiss]

We just sent you a PM with the phone number for your Washingtion VCA president Steve O'Neill along with some other information you might find helpful.

The VCA Washington region has a website.
http://www.wavca.org/

 

[Randwortman]

Thank you!

 

[SmokinViperGTS]

Hi Rand,

As you probably guessed, this is a question that we get a lot. We have a section on our website (www.wavca.org) that provides contact information on Viper Tech's, Viper specialty businesses (parts and services), general automotive parts and services which have contracted with us for advertising purposes, and other related products, such as track day insurance. You will find all of this at our "Vendor Corner" web page,

http://www.wavca.org/vendors/VendorCorner.html

On the lower left quadrant of the page you will find various Viper Services, including 3 certified Viper Techs (Ken Klickman, Cam McCracken, and Hank Wenning). These are all Viper Tech's that our club members have used, and reported good results with. Of these, Ken Klickman is closest to you, as he works in Portland. Prior to losing their Dodge franchise, Ken ran a large dealership shop with many Viper Techs, and comes highly recommended.

Also in Portland, and in case you are looking for something more track oriented, is Cyndi Lux Performance. Cyndi is a top professional Viper driver, and she and her husband Fred (Chief Wrench) offer many custom tuning services.

Please feel free to visit our website, or contact me anytime to get further help, and especially to provide us feedback on whoever you decide to use. We don't publish negative feedback, but we do publish positive feedback.

Thanks,

Steve

 

[Randwortman]

Thanks Steve. I had looked at the ads on the web site, but I was hoping to find someone on this side of the state. Portland is quite a ways to go for service.

For many years I did most of my own work on my vehicles. Maybe it's time to get a service manual for the Viper and get my hands dirty again.

Rand