Terrible and bad and poor site… Terrible and bad and poor site management and awful site administration too then on fixya.com as well.

I was looking for direction on where I… I was looking for direction on where I might Find A short in the blower motor wiring on a 1992 dodge Dakota pick up! I told them up Front that the blower motor and Blower motor resistor had been replaced with No condition change and they told me I had a short in my system which I already Knew and that I should check my Blower motor for high amp draw If these people Had Ever worked on Dakota pickups they should have been able to point me to some places they have found in stead of giving me generic answers I do not Believe these are Mechanics But Just People Posing as Mechanics and scamming People Out Of Money For Giving Generic Answers! I Did Find My Short And Fixed it With No Help From Them

Steals answers from other websites Steals answers from other websites. Adds a shoddily placed ''source'' without mentioning what parts they took from where, and then have the audacity to ask you to pay for their service if you want actual help. Full of plagiarism and seeks to abuse the unknowing or unwitting by offering 'easy' help that really won't lead you anywhere a simple Google search wouldn't have brought you.

DO NOT USE this site DO NOT USE this site, they offer a 1 euro joining fee, then immediately draw a hidden charge of $39 on top and set this up as a monthly charge. The "technician" suggested blatantly obvious potential fixes like turning the oven off for 20 minutes, then suggested it could be various other parts that have failed...what, buy every part until it s fixed? straw clutching at best, AVOID!!!!

Fixya or 6ya Fixya or 6ya. They're the same. Posted question on Fixya over 2 years ago. Only "answer" was link to 6ya who wanted to sell subscription before looking at question to see if they actually had answer. Not trustworthy. Fixya gets around their statement of not charging for answers by referring customers to 6ya. Question has been listed as "Solved" but that "solution" was the reference to 6ya.