Unbrick a dead N64 Gameshark

In this video, we see what it takes to bring a Nintendo 64 Gameshark Pro back from the dead. It's not as hard as it may seem.
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[@omarborruel7752]

You’re a life saver brother I was almost about to sell the V3 GameShark I own since I wasn’t working on me, until I opened it up, cleaned it all with running alcohol, and tried out different games to turn on with and it worked 😊 thank you so much!

[@PghGameFix]

Glad My video was able to help you out.

[@YourBoyYoshii]

@@PghGameFixhey I heard that you get those in a lot do you happen to get the gba karabiner GameShark the 2845 or 2855 model if you do and are willing to get rid of a spare one that’s working of course let me know

[@PghGameFix]

@@YourBoyYoshii I do get them in... but they are repairs. I don't have a store. Sorry

[@YourBoyYoshii]

@@PghGameFix oh sorry I stumbled across your Channel and heard you get a bunch in I didn’t know in particular what you did necessarily if I was to buy one with bent pins do you think that you could fix it up for me if I were to need to ship to you

[@bartknowlton5510]

If you Madden 64 or Mario 64 ? That's all you need to unbrick them .had game sharks since they first came out . If you multiple versions ot one ? Keep them in individual ziploc bags

[@emmettturner9452]

Finally. So many people claim these things don’t work when they just don’t know how to use them. It really is a RTFM situation for the GameShark Pro. ;) Each security CIC/lock out chip has a different code entry point so the key code tells the GameShark what memory address to hijack with its own boot code. The console’s PIF-NUS chip reads the CIC-NUS chip in the cartridge using pass-through pins, much like a Doctor V64’s Emulation Adapter. The GameShark likely lets the console read the game’s header straight through the GameShark since the code entry point is specified there too.

[@PghGameFix]

You are right. The n64 GS wasn't as easy to use as most of the other GS out there... and user error gets mistaken for "Bad GS cart." Thanks for the info regarding when and how the memory check gets used.

[@xaviermarsh8361]

Super helpful. Almost threw it in the junk pile. Thank you!

[@WinterShrinkage]

Just brought one back from the depths. Very informative.

[@KatieS2255]

This video was perfect, I had no idea how the thing worked on N64 and this basically taught me how to use it when I thought it was broken from the start. Thank you.

[@dungeoncrawler3505]

Just wanted to drop a comment. I recently dug out my N64 and started purchasing games to rebuild my collection. I purchased a Game Shark that was not working after cleaning (stuck on 8). I came here to see what the fix was and as soon as I saw you suggesting to change games it unlocked on the first game I tried. Thanks for the video, very informative!

[@PghGameFix]

Glad the vid was able to help. In all the N64 GS that come across my bench.... 95% can be fixed just trying a different game. Every once in a while I do fine one with bad solder traces.

[@wg5557]

Thank you my guy! Been years tryin to figure these out! Thought I knew how to figure out game sharks as a kid but had no clue as I try to show my son! 😅haha

[@nightwing36s]

Thanks for this. At first none of it worked, but after giving some things a GOOD cleaning (the carts worked fine in the n64, but just not when in the GS), I finally got the thing to unlock with, of all carts, Diddy Kong Racing hahaha

[@15615145616513]

Where was this video back in late 90s? Bought so many of these from them bricking

[@PghGameFix]

I get it... but I'm glad this vid helped.

[@cycodecoy5889]

I can confirm that this worked for me. The game that unbricked it for me was Cruisin World. LOL! I never play that game!

[@Sharkbyte1000]

no, the keycode thing doesn't always unbrick them. especially if the codelist gets so corrupted that it no longer boots. and since the invention of that device to reflash it is the best way to unbrick it now. soldering was the best method before that. and some people are making a list of all gameshark versions so you can put a working rom over the bricked gameshark. i like to use it to back it up and when it says warning this will erase all your data i just turn it off

[@gekiohshootingking]

Thank you, I just now came across this video as I’m currently trying to use my n64 gameshark and I was just about to get on here to confirm that NOT A DAMN thing worked for me. I own just about every single game on the list that was shown in this video, and games within every single keycode and nothing works. What a load of horse dung this was.

[@meatyofficial]

I usually put Goldeneye 007 into my gamesharks since it "resets" them every time they don't work for another game. I think you can do it with Mario 64 too since it's the default code.

[@PghGameFix]

WHen I get them into my shop... it's normally a failure when someone is trying to play Mario. BUT.... the next one I get, I will try golden eye.

[@Wenis_Prinkle87]

Thank you for uploading this!! It worked for both my 2.1 and 3.3 version’s!

[@PghGameFix]

glad the vid was able to help

[@Empyre47AT]

Hello, and thanks for the video. I love the Princess Bride reference at the beginning, by the way. Anyway, I’ve got a N64 GameShark v3.3 that I’ve had since the console was current, and I only recently tried using it again after many years of inactivity. It exhibited pretty much the same symptoms as what you described in this video, and I did get it to unlock with Super Mario 64. However, it likes to forget games that shouldn’t require a key code. Some games still refuse to work altogether, such as Super Smash Bros. My memory could be off, but I’m pretty sure that game didn’t need a key code. Also, some cheat codes that I distinctly remember working don’t seem to work anymore, such as “Invincibility” for GoldenEye. Do you think my GameShark is just plain borked at this point?

[@Wenis_Prinkle87]

It’ll work eventually, my 3.3 wouldn’t read anything but it did after I messed with it a couple of times

[@ThraxButta]

Man you are a legend thank you so much

[@toyboxgoblin]

You officially saved my childhood was able to copy my games that contained the battery save. used the gameshark to copy them to a memcard

[@GameWired]

Mine just needed to be cleaned I cleaned it with brasso and the alcohol and it worked flawlessly

[@mallorymyers5414]

Thanks!

[@jessicaoswell7361]

Tried switching games and cleaned using alcohol and Q tips was able to change key code so GoldenEye would boot up. Thanks!

[@wolfemancola]

thanks

[@goddess_hylia_]

After all these years now I know how to fix it!

[@PghGameFix]

glad the video was able to help.

[@qdmc12]

Thank you for this, I have none of the games that share the code I remember setting it to in my youth. However, this is likely my issue. 👍

[@philipoudie8411]

Thank you so much I got my GameShark working again 👍👍👍👍

[@PghGameFix]

I'm glad my helped

[@PghGameFix]

Glad my vid helped you out.

[@theplaidgamer1653]

What is that tool you showed at 1:58?

[@Rupert1213]

This video solved so many issues for me it's unreal. I thought they were dead, but no they are just locked to that specific set of games selected. The Game Shark asks "ARE YOU SURE YOU HAVE THIS GAME?" "YES/NO" before you flash it. So you're screwed if you don't have a game from that set to turn it back on. I will also say that my v2 can't seem to boot any zelda games, there is no "ZELDA" option for a key code. Any ideas? I will look for a 3.3 version in the meantime, thank you! Reply

[@PghGameFix]

You should be able to manually put in a code for the zelda games. If you are local to Greensburg, I can flash your V2 cart to a 3.3

[@Rupert1213]

@@PghGameFix I tried a code from another video but ran out of space to type the code in, they are longer than v2? I’m not local but could mail it to you (I have 2 v2 GameSharks reset to default) with a return label? Thanks

[@PghGameFix]

@@Rupert1213 Sure. email me for details, or just send it to Warpzone in Greensburg PA with your contact info inside.

[@vanja.lovretic]

sorry, i must correct you, first step of cleaning and trying that game start is blowing into contacts! 🤣

[@thedutchman8793]

I think you mean licking the contacts on the cartridge is the first step....

[@vanja.lovretic]

@@thedutchman8793 nope. just a blow on to contacts. licking?!? never heard of that procedure. 🤔

[@LITTLE1994]

You mean cleaning with isopropyl alcohol.

[@LITTLE1994]

@@vanja.lovretic Don't try that. It's very stupid.

[@dragonfire7076]

when i first got mine from a game resale shop i plugged it into my console and it crashed basically as soon as startup. The menu text was glitched and everything. The second time i went in and added a code for tetrisphere and some of the letters in the code addition menu were graphically glitched. Now I'm getting the red light acting weird and not even displaying a whole number (instead of an 8 its just one small line in the lower right of the number). It also intermittently works but apparently will not start up with excitebike 64. Should I take the cartridge back or keep it?

[@dragonfire7076]

nevermind i just read the doc with the keycodes but still should i get the cartridge replaced?

[@StephenMooreOfficial]

At the beginning you said you could reflash the game shark with this *shows item and doesn't say what it is*. What is that device? I Wana reflash my 2.1 GSP and don't feel like buying 20 games to guess the key code. I've tried both zeldas, dk64, Mario 64, Pokemon stadium, Kirby, and a few others. I think I'd rather buy the flasher and re flash it.

[@PghGameFix]

Unfortunately... you have to build a flasher. It's an open source project.

[@StephenMooreOfficial]

@@PghGameFix alright cool. I have electrical know how a soldering iron and tons of spare components laying around i might give it a go if i can't find a cart that works. I might just buy a working one off eBay if i can find one...

[@zackpereyra5143]

I have that 3.2 version, is it capable of having tony hawk 2 cheats?

[@TheViper4Life]

Where these like this back in the 90's? I have vague memories of me and my brother using a Gameshark on his N64, but I don't ever remember having these problems with it. I just bought me an N64 a little over a month ago and found a v3.3. It bricks itself whenever I switch to another game or remove the Gameshark from the console, and i have to go through this whole process all over again...I just don't remember them being this bad back then.

[@PghGameFix]

It shouldn't brick that easy. Generally it;s only an issue when it's pulled when powered up.

[@stevebinegar]

What is the device you held up that reflashes?

[@PghGameFix]

its an open source cart reader. search sanni cart reader and you will find the gethub site

[@meteovex]

Helpful video! What is that device you show at the beginning where you say "a device like this"? I would like to get one. Thanks!

[@PghGameFix]

It's a cart programmer. It can flash memory, and saves... and can back them up also. Mine is based off of Sanni's work.

[@Superman-xr1oh]

I wish I had known this back in the late 90s when I was 10, lmao. Spent so many countless times trying to figure out why my n64 GameShark just suddenly stopped working. Back then nobody knew why or had any answers.

[@PghGameFix]

I know... it was an odd unit. and now that the instruction manuals have all disappeared... I figured this was a good vid to put out.

[@チャミ-j9n]

Please tell me how to initialize it.

[@jwu8024]

Big help, didn't know games like banjo Kazooie ran the same code as super 64 and something like banjo tooie shares codes with zelda games

[@PghGameFix]

Yep... seems like there is only a few codes... and since the n64 GS is getting old... the books are gone, and they aren't a simple "Plug and Play" device.

[@Engmarkable]

I just purchased a game shark 3.3 trying to get it to work with WWF no mercy I've got it to start up but when I scroll through the games it freezes when I try to add no mercy into the game shark it freezes when I just tried to add a code to any game it freezes. Is this game shark dead or is there a way I can fix this.

[@DEUCES56]

I am pretty sure i have a 2.1 im not 100% sure as i only just bought it in a bundle from a friend but its the one without the pins and is a count down one. the times that i am able to get it to show an actual number its either 8 or 9 that part is random but when i get either of those numbers it doesnt ever begin to count down not sure what to do i have cleaned both game and cart tried multiple different games multiple times and nothing. please help with any suggestions that might work

[@PghGameFix]

Follow the vid info. clean it, and try games from the list.

[@bobbybudnick7181]

I have a question I bought a brand new gameshark do you have to set it up or do you just connect it to and 64 and start to use the cheat codes?

[@PghGameFix]

JUst plug it in, and use it.

[@bobbybudnick7181]

@@PghGameFix oh ok ty

[@bobbybudnick7181]

@@PghGameFix one more question after I put in the cheats and everything when I want to play that pacific game do I have to put the game shark every time I want to play that game?

[@FirestormDDash]

Ah yes. The have to own it to unlock it dlc. Still have mine from a kid. Somehow always tried using it with OoT but no version select ever made the shark codes work in game. Finally got mad enough I prob selected a random wrong game to see what would happen. Alas, still looking. Tho outside of 007 ans zelda I dont really have other games.

[@Supershadow55]

I have one gameshark that doesn’t work, it’s a countdown one. It’s version 3.3.0. I tried placing the non working on top with a working Gameshark and it counts down perfectly fine, but then when I switch to a key code on my working gameshark (Zelda Ocarina of Time for example), the countdown one does not work by itself and is stuck at 8 and doesn’t count down even with the Ocarina of Time cartridge on it. Should I try a different game within the same key code? Any help would be appreciated!

[@PghGameFix]

Make sure the pins are clean, and try another game. Very rarely does the memory get actually corrupt.

[@Supershadow55]

Ok I’ll give it a shot, thank you!

[@Supershadow55]

I tried every other game and it doesn’t work and doesn’t count down, but though counts down fine when placed on top of another working GameShark I own. Tried changing the key code and even factory resetting the key code with the non working GameShark on top of the working one and nothing worked

[@jeremyc6188]

Any 3ds type videos soon? Repair screen or joystick? Put on after market shell?

[@PghGameFix]

I can absolutely do a 3ds video. Funny... I just replaced the stick in one yesterday. But the next 3ds on my bench... I will record whatever I'm doing. Thanks for watching.

[@PghGameFix]

I'm going to do one next week. It's just going to be a simple screen replacement... but I figured I would give you heads up on it.

[@Retrojunkies_Retroboy]

I know this video is old, but i am having an issue with my Action Replay Pro, I have tested every single game that I have and it will not boot, its LED screen stays with 8. shown on its screen. I have tried the usual Mario 64 Goldeneye Banjo Kazooie Zelda OoT & MM Perfect Dark Conkers Bad Fur Day Jet Force Gemini Yoshi's Story And loads more N64 games, and it simply will not boot at all. I got it off ebay and they claimed it to be on v3.2

[@PghGameFix]

If you send it to me.... I can reflash it, and check it's function if you would like. Send it to Warpzone in Greensburg PA, and put a note inside with your contact info.

[@Retrojunkies_Retroboy]

thank you for offering to reflash it, it never crossed my mind about where you are located, as I am in the UK so probably be costly to send them over, i was looking at possible cables that will work on modern PCs as I already have found the software to re flash any cheat cartridge rom to the cartridge, so in theory I could flash the last Action Replay Professional build to my cartridges and it also supports cheat code scanning via the pc software.@@PghGameFix

[@schawangus]

Okay, sorry, I got confused with the key code explanation. So I have a 2.1. If I connect Shadows of the Empire for example, and then select “Key Code Entry”, I can set a random key, and then I can use that game to get it to boot everytime?

[@PghGameFix]

No... it will only boot once into a game other than the base code. (Mario64) If it fails to boot... it will stay in the other code. that's why people think these "Brick". If the code gets set to the wrong game... it stays there until it actually boots into it. That can happen from being corrupt... or someone simply putting it into a game they don't have.

[@fireboltthunder2360]

You said Crusin World can unlock most of those game sharks? I've tried Mario 64 and 007 but those didn't unlock the two I have. Thier both above v.2. I got a 2.2 and a 3.2

[@PghGameFix]

It seems like the game that will most often unlock a GS that has randomly locked itself. BUT, you need games from each of the key codes to try.

[@LegoManiac_101]

What device is used for the GameShark version 3.0? I’m asking because mine stopped working.

[@PghGameFix]

You can use either the stack method, or trying a game from each of the key codes listed in the vid. The small box I show is for reflashing a 2.0 or higher.

[@meisuke2558]

Is there a documented way to upgrade from version 1.02? saddly i cannot use key codes on that one :/

[@Justin_Strack]

What device did you show & put back to reprogram the game shark?

[@PghGameFix]

It's an opensource project. you can find details here.... github.com/sanni/cartreader

[@Tails_Z]

Hey can you help me is there a way to make it work after inserting a Key Code of a game you don’t have without taking it apart, buying another game shark, and buying another video game? I don’t want to waist my money with this kind of crap.

[@PghGameFix]

Once the key was set.... It needs to boot with that game. Sorry. But if you have a good relationship with a local used game store... they may be able to help.

[@Tails_Z]

@@PghGameFix Like GameStop or Apple would that help? I remember 1 time a few years ago I had a MacBook with a crack screen and it was hard to see then I brought it to Apple then they totally fixed it and I was able to see the entire screen with no more cracks showing the full ratio screen thanks to Apple.

[@PghGameFix]

@@Tails_Z No. Like an actual used game store that has N64 games. They may be able to boot it for you and unlock it. Assuming you know what code you set.

[@Tails_Z]

@@PghGameFix Yes I set it to Yoshi but I own 4 games like Smash 64, Super Mario 64 Multiplayer, and Banjo Kazooie. Inserting those games didn’t fix the problem nor putting alcohol on it to clean, then I tried unplugging the console part putting it back in, then changing the memory card and that didn’t work, turning the fan on to cool the console down, pressing down Z or holding it down on a screen that’s showing red blue, yellow to the side same thing with L + R, maybe leaving the console on over night will help? I live in Phoenix and basically there is no store that is selling N64s. Why can’t GameStop be a local used game store I remember seeing a Classic DS charger that says GameStop on it that my brother and sister got a lot of years when they were little.

[@Tails_Z]

It occurred yesterday when the nephews just left. Changing it to the 3rd Key Code, just to get Smash Bros. To work on GameShark after trying it on the second KeyCode Phase.

[@GUKingOfHeart]

I got a whole collection of games, but seems to stay locked.. Are you suggesting I need to purchase Cruise World because it fixes a whole lot of gamesharks?

[@Dave01Rhodes]

I think all you need to do is refer to the list at 8:40 and try at least one game from each group. If a game isn’t listed, it’s likely in the Mario 64 group.

[@wrestlingfan8159]

i have a gameshark that doesn't work. i've tried everything that you did and it still doesn't work. any other suggestions?

[@PghGameFix]

You can send it to me, or another repair place to take a look at it. While it's not common... there could be an actual issue.

[@Pacoklein]

Ivre tried all my games and my gamershark pro just shows 8.

[@PghGameFix]

Did you have a game in each of the key code categories?

[@Pacoklein]

@@PghGameFix yeah I went to a local retro game shop and the guy there told me to try plugging a cable into the back and connecting it to a computer to try and flash it or something?

[@PghGameFix]

@@Pacoklein Unless you have an oldschool computer with Windows 98 or earlier... there really isn't anyway to do it. You would need a flash using a flashing tool.

[@Pacoklein]

@@PghGameFix Ok thanks for the info much appreciated, Ill guess ill have to keep hunting for a working gameshark.

[@mariotheslut]

Do you know anything about the EU/PAL version type device called Gamebuster? I have one being i live in EU and have never gotten it to work for my games and i cant find codes online anywhere and am assuming Gameshark codes will not work with it. Any help would be appreciated.

[@PghGameFix]

Unfortunately... no. Since these are region specific... I don't think there are many in the states. BUT, I would imagine they will operate the same... just a different set of games to do the un-brick

[@mariotheslut]

@@PghGameFix ya i just cant find codes for any of the games and games like Goldeneye are already preprogrammed but i cant get the cheats to acitvate in game even though the Gamebuster menu says they are active. Who knows.

[@Labyrnthdom]

If it has no red light. Is it stuck? Or dead?

[@PghGameFix]

if there are no lights... it could be dead

[@gumpdude]

Hey I just picked up a game shark version 2.1 that seems to be stuck on the number 9 whenever it's turned on. Just picked up cruizin world, but didn't seem to work. I also have about a dozen other games that I've tried. Does anybody know what code 9 means? Maybe I missed something...

[@PghGameFix]

try cleaning the contacts very well with 90% IPA, and make sure the game boots normally without the GS

[@gumpdude]

@@PghGameFix yup. I cleaned the top and bottom a few times with 99% and nothing so far. Games do work on their own. Also what does the tiny button on the front of the GS do? Sometimes when I use it, it glitches the number to something else, or goes blank, but then goes back to 9 after another reset.

[@PghGameFix]

@@gumpdude You could send it to me... but the shipping both ways may be more than the GS is worth. Did you try a game from each of the keys that I list on the video?

[@evile214]

help plz....i have a GS v2.2 and when trying a game like doom 64 etc i get a backwards 9 on the gs number light...i wanna kno can it be fix? or something else? i tried every game to get it working....bought it at a trading store....thnx....plz help 😞

[@PghGameFix]

Give it a very good cleaning, and try the games listed in the video. If that doesn't help... then it may need a reflash, or try the "Piggyback" method to unlock it.

[@suzukiz400xcrider6]

hey i have gameshark for the n64 but has green 8 and dont count down

[@PghGameFix]

It's the same method.

[@suzukiz400xcrider6]

@@PghGameFix what u mean by that

[@PghGameFix]

@@suzukiz400xcrider6 The video shows how to unbrick it.

[@suzukiz400xcrider6]

@@PghGameFix the only game got zelda not doing any

[@wamoejenou]

So i have a 1.8 version and since i dont have a second one 1.8 im pretty much screwed?

[@PghGameFix]

See other reply

[@JustJamesNotJerry]

For version 3.2 what games would you recommend to get to help unbrick a gameshark?

[@PghGameFix]

Unfortunately... when it's bricked... you don't know what game will unlock it. So, you need one game from each of the key codes.

[@kanongdl3766]

hi, i have a gameshark for n64 that was reflash when i try to use it with the EDplus64 cartridge and the gameshark start to reflash and now i don't work, i have another n64 gameshark that is working, can i do something to fix the bad one? best regards.

[@PghGameFix]

I may be able to flash it to a 3.3 if it wasn't damaged.

[@juliomaldonado7979]

Can the Gameshark help you skip levels in Body Harvest? it just that I was about to finish stage 4 in level 2 but it freezes and wend I start the game every was normal but it quickly freezes again and then after that my progress got erased and I was wondering if the Gameshark can help me with that

[@PghGameFix]

I'm not sure, since I haven't personally played that game.

[@juliomaldonado7979]

ok, sence you are a repairmen , can you tell me why sometimes the game progresses from N64 get erased afther it freezes or crashes?

[@PghGameFix]

@@juliomaldonado7979 If it freezes when it's trying to save the game... that data will be corrupt. Make sure the cartridge, and the N64 slot are clean.

[@wamoejenou]

Also i keep getting stuck on number 8, i can play some games, but only the ones that work with 8

[@PghGameFix]

Well, I see 2 comments... are you getting into it al all? If not, then try other games to get into the menu, and then you can set the key to "Mario"

[@aaronbass6189]

i have a question i have an gameshark that does boot up fine, however when i put the codes on for 007 it wont with the codes on

[@PghGameFix]

Have you tried it out with another game? There could be an issue with the actual internal memory, and it's not storing the codes. A reflash could solve the issue. (If it's a 2.0 or higher)

[@aaronbass6189]

@@PghGameFix how much would you charge to fix the game shark

[@PghGameFix]

@@aaronbass6189 Depends what is wrong. But if it's a newer one, and just need to reflash it... $30.

[@jordanmerchant1299]

Do you know what game I would need to play beetle battle adventure?

[@PghGameFix]

Unfortunately, no. But I'm sure if you do a search on Google, you will find a list.

[@jordanmerchant1299]

Ok thank you!

[@chadwickhell]

Do you repair these for a fee? Ty

[@PghGameFix]

Yes I do... but generally, if you are not local to Greensburg PA, the cost (with shipping) will become more than the value of the cartridge.

[@chadwickhell]

@@PghGameFix I’m in upstate NY

[@cannonmcgee9808]

Hello my name is cannon and I I can't get my Pokémon stadium cheats to work

[@tsiris1980]

ok i think i did something stupid lol was trying to load cheats on mario 64 and cheats wasnt working so i guessed the gameshark (V3.3) was bricked,i chose the keycode for diddy kong racing and i pressed yes,now the gameshark wont boot and the number 8 is shown and i dont have diddy kong racing to fix it,what do i do in that case,do i have to get the game or is there an alternative solution?Thank you

[@PghGameFix]

You need any of the games in the list posted in the video, in the Diddy Kong Section.

[@tsiris1980]

@@PghGameFix forgot to mention that i dont have any games from that list lol i guess i have to get one now

[@PghGameFix]

@@tsiris1980 Unfortunately... yes. You have to get it to boot with a game in the list.

[@ericvonkaenel7657]

No numbers come up on mine at all

[@PghGameFix]

If you get nothing from the display, there could be an issue with a solder joint inside, or very dirty contacts.

[@cyrex6519]

What if the gs says 0 percent code space free?

[@PghGameFix]

You have too many codes active. Turn a few off.

[@cyrex6519]

@@PghGameFix I think its because i put in the wrong codes and i only had to active for that game but for other games lots were active,.

[@preformancemustang]

#PghGame Fix. Can I send you mine to fix?? Been years sence it bricked. Can’t remember what I tried. I’m located in NC

[@PghGameFix]

Sure... but the shipping both directions may be more that it's worth.

[@preformancemustang]

@@PghGameFix shipping don’t matter to me. What’s your repair cost?

[@PghGameFix]

@@preformancemustang Assuming it's just a cleaning, and an unbrick, $15.

[@preformancemustang]

@@PghGameFix send me your contact information please