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66 San Diego Reader April 20, 2017
SMOG CHECK$1995 1695
By appt only, Plus $ 8.25 certifi cate. $
Most cars, Trucks extra Replace up to 4 quarts & oil filter
OIL CHANGE + $5 hazardous materials fee
$ +tax
SERVICE $
AC Most cars, freon extra 29
12,000 mile, 1 year
warranty 41.75 • 2000 & older. Vans and trucks extra. Free retest when we do the repair.
TUNE-UP & OIL CHANGE
• Drain and replace up to 4 quarts of oil • Install oil filter • Install spark plugs
• Check belts & hoses
• Check air, fuel filters
$ • 4-cyl. Most cars 3995 + $5 hazardous materials fee
CHECK ENGINE LIGHT
Most cars$ WATER PUMP
20%OFF TIMING BELT
Call for quote
REPLACEMENT 4 cylinder, includes parts & labor
3495 $ 367 15th St. • Downtown San Diego •
SPRING SMOG CHECK SPECIAL
Smog Test or
OIL CHANGE & OIL FILTER
from $
Up to 5 qts. oil. Most vehicles to 1995. Limited time offer.
2495 Only at San Diego Smog
We Repair & Certify Gross Polluters
FREE BRAKE INSPECTION
& ESTIMATE (both locations)
FREE EXHAUST INSPECTION & ESTIMATE
(Cliff Brown Location)
NEW CV AXLE from $ Parts & Labor
129 AXLE
TOP UP SPECIAL$
AC 49
Includes 12oz R134 Freon, check system and test for leaks.
• Front or Rear Axle • Parts & Labor • Turn Rotors Drums • Premium Pads • Light Trucks extra • Most Cars + tax
PREMIUM BRAKES
$129 Free Inspection
ALIGNMENT $
4 wheel, most cars 39 GENERAL AUTO REPAIR 619-237-1043 Just off the I-5 near Petco Park • Must present ad prior to service. Expires 5-22-17 64 All Cars 2000 and Up Same Price. Good through May 31, 2017. SMOG CHECK | TEST ONLY $
ENGINE STEAM CLEAN $6995
Most vehicles. With ad. Limited time offer.
15995
SAN DIEGO SMOG & AUTO REPAIR CENTER
619-543-4828 • Mon.-Fri. 8 am-5:30 pm, Sat. 8 am-3:30 pm
www.sdsmogandrepair.com
4664 Park Blvd. (at Adams Ave.)
2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU
from $
$2175* 4175
+ $8.25 cert + $8.25 cert. Most vehicles. Trucks, vans & European cars extra. Must bring DMV renewal notice Limited time offer. Cars 1999 and older
30,000-MILE SERVICE SPECIAL 17995 4-cyl. Most vehicles.
Air filter replacement • Fuel injection cleaning Check brakes, suspension
Recommended at 60K miles. Most vehicles. Limited time offer. $
TIMING BELT SPECIAL 50 off quoted price
Coupons must be presented prior to service. Senior discounts available. 4491 Park Blvd. (Park & Monroe)
CLIFF BROWN AUTOMOTIVE
619-297-4204 • Mon.-Sat. 8 am-5:30 pm, Sun. 9 am-2 pm
www.cliffbrownautomotive.com
Service includes: • Maintenance tune-up Oil and filter change • Lube chassis Radiator coolant change
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Across 1. English professor’s deg. 5. Items checked at the airport 9. 2013 Robert Redford film “____ Lost” 14. “Scratch a lover and find ____”: Dorothy Parker 15. Bushels 16. Take for one’s own 17. Um ... this clue was originally “1973 Robert De Niro film” but two letters went missing in the answer and the clue was fixed to read “Take one’s time hitting TV’s Oz or Phil?” 20. First-stringers 21. Barbershop sound 22. ____ folder 23. “Sideways” Oscar nominee Virginia 25. ____ empty stomach 27. DiFranco who created Righteous Babe Records 28. ____-ray Disc 29. “Just kidding!” 31. Tombstone material 33. High point of a European ski trip? 34. Part of a certain cage 36. Fusses 37. Uh ... this clue was originally “Boxing great” but two letters went missing in the answer and the clue was fixed to read “What Italians called a Spanish Surrealist’s mother?” 41. Datebook data: Abbr. 44. Pointer, e.g. 45. Inside-the-Beltway sort 48. Feinstein and Wiest 51. “I’m With ____” (2016 presidential campaign slogan) 53. Prefix with lateral 54. Two of nine? 55. Georges 57. Tone down 59. Free throw avgs., e.g. 61. Galifianakis of “The Hangover” 63. “That’s ____ I’m willing to take!” 64. Er ... this clue was originally “Aviation pioneers” but two letters went missing in the
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answer and the clue was fixed to read “Aviation pioneers’ soups?” 67. Parisian girlfriends 68. Buckshot and such 69. ____ suit 70. “It is better to give than to receive,” e.g. 71. She “drank champagne and danced all night,” in song 72. Inner: Prefix
Down 1. 1987 #1 hit with the lyric “Soy capitán, soy capitán” 2. Assuming even that 3. Buff 4. “La Toilette” artist 5. Cry with “humbug!” 6. Newcastle Brown and others 7. “Heaven forbid!” 8. Kiting need 9. ____ tear (knee injury) 10. Eton johns 11. Like sweatshop work 12. “That’s my intention” 13. Thwarts 18. Feds who nabbed Capone 19. Go a few rounds 24. An I.Q. of about 100, e.g.
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26. Like some monuments: Abbr. 30. 14-time NBA All-Star Duncan 32. “____ insist!” 35. Spoiled 37. High-elev. spot 38. Come ____ surprise 39. “Stupid me!” 40. The 13 of PG-13 and 17 of NC-17 41. Having a knack for 42. “Am I dreaming?!” 43. Add to one’s scrapbook 45. Words heard after opening a gift, maybe 46. Like a deal that won’t happen again 47. Is connected with 49. Wyoming senator Mike 50. “Under Siege” star Steven 52. Crowd sound 56. Jerk 58. Opposite of melted 60. Popeye’s ____’ Pea 62. Web programmer’s medium 65. Alphabet trio 66. Diva’s accessory
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