Post by account_disabled on Dec 30, 2017 8:08:14 GMT
Hi,
I took my car to a repair shop because I was having idling issues and rpms fluctuating while driving, they charged me $105 for a diagnostic fee then told me that I had several vacuum leaks, they ended up replacing vacuum hoses in engine compartment and vacuum lines to the intake runner assembly and charged me $524 including the diagnostic fee, and when i picked up the car I was having the exact same problems I was before and when i called back they said to drive it around more,
which I did, and then he named something else and said that could possibly be the problem and said that the work they did was a "start" to findng the problem, and that i would need to bring the car back in for them to work on it more, and charge me again, wouldnt the diagnostic told him if there was another problem?
Please help.
Thanks!
I didn't find the right solution from the Internet.
References:
www.cnet.com/forums/discussions/repair-shop-didnt-fix-the-problem/
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I took my car to a repair shop because I was having idling issues and rpms fluctuating while driving, they charged me $105 for a diagnostic fee then told me that I had several vacuum leaks, they ended up replacing vacuum hoses in engine compartment and vacuum lines to the intake runner assembly and charged me $524 including the diagnostic fee, and when i picked up the car I was having the exact same problems I was before and when i called back they said to drive it around more,
which I did, and then he named something else and said that could possibly be the problem and said that the work they did was a "start" to findng the problem, and that i would need to bring the car back in for them to work on it more, and charge me again, wouldnt the diagnostic told him if there was another problem?
Please help.
Thanks!
I didn't find the right solution from the Internet.
References:
www.cnet.com/forums/discussions/repair-shop-didnt-fix-the-problem/
b2b advertising examples
