Axle Nut broke on rear wheel
04-11-2015, 04:28 PM
#41
Going to the dealer with the expectations you guys have is like going to burger king and asking for a whopper cooked medium well.
You should kind of expect that they aren't going to care as much as you. Rightfully so, because most people don't give two shits about anything short of the bill "I want the best repair with the highest quality parts for the absolute rock bottom lowest price and I want it as fast as possible"
Face it that most people (even S2000 owners) don't care and it is statistically a waste of time for the techs to care. A standard sub-par repair will get most people on the road and more than happy.
...
Spend a few dollars at Harbor Freight and do your own repairs for complete satisfaction.
You should kind of expect that they aren't going to care as much as you. Rightfully so, because most people don't give two shits about anything short of the bill "I want the best repair with the highest quality parts for the absolute rock bottom lowest price and I want it as fast as possible"
Face it that most people (even S2000 owners) don't care and it is statistically a waste of time for the techs to care. A standard sub-par repair will get most people on the road and more than happy.
...
Spend a few dollars at Harbor Freight and do your own repairs for complete satisfaction.
04-11-2015, 04:42 PM
#42
Going to the dealer with the expectations you guys have is like going to burger king and asking for a whopper cooked medium well.
You should kind of expect that they aren't going to care as much as you. Rightfully so, because most people don't give two shits about anything short of the bill "I want the best repair with the highest quality parts for the absolute rock bottom lowest price and I want it as fast as possible"
Face it that most people (even S2000 owners) don't care and it is statistically a waste of time for the techs to care. A standard sub-par repair will get most people on the road and more than happy.
...
Spend a few dollars at Harbor Freight and do your own repairs for complete satisfaction.
You should kind of expect that they aren't going to care as much as you. Rightfully so, because most people don't give two shits about anything short of the bill "I want the best repair with the highest quality parts for the absolute rock bottom lowest price and I want it as fast as possible"
Face it that most people (even S2000 owners) don't care and it is statistically a waste of time for the techs to care. A standard sub-par repair will get most people on the road and more than happy.
...
Spend a few dollars at Harbor Freight and do your own repairs for complete satisfaction.
04-11-2015, 05:47 PM
#43
Originally Posted by nissanfanatic' timestamp='1428798504' post='23574529
Going to the dealer with the expectations you guys have is like going to burger king and asking for a whopper cooked medium well.
You should kind of expect that they aren't going to care as much as you. Rightfully so, because most people don't give two shits about anything short of the bill "I want the best repair with the highest quality parts for the absolute rock bottom lowest price and I want it as fast as possible"
Face it that most people (even S2000 owners) don't care and it is statistically a waste of time for the techs to care. A standard sub-par repair will get most people on the road and more than happy.
...
Spend a few dollars at Harbor Freight and do your own repairs for complete satisfaction.
You should kind of expect that they aren't going to care as much as you. Rightfully so, because most people don't give two shits about anything short of the bill "I want the best repair with the highest quality parts for the absolute rock bottom lowest price and I want it as fast as possible"
Face it that most people (even S2000 owners) don't care and it is statistically a waste of time for the techs to care. A standard sub-par repair will get most people on the road and more than happy.
...
Spend a few dollars at Harbor Freight and do your own repairs for complete satisfaction.
04-13-2015, 02:27 AM
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04-13-2015, 05:39 AM
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Its a common problem for the ABS wires to break/lose connection when someone leaves the ABS wire bracket attached to the upper a-arm but removes the shock assembly. The hub droops down and stresses the wire. I'd imagine something similar happened when they did the work on your car.
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