Front end Clunk. ::UPDATE::
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From: Phoenix, AZ - NJ Runaway
Originally Posted by Gremlin85
Lesson:
Do not get allignments at SEARS. Go to an allignment specific shop or do it yourself if you can.
One of the more stupid choices I've made....
Do not get allignments at SEARS. Go to an allignment specific shop or do it yourself if you can.
One of the more stupid choices I've made....
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From: Boston
Originally Posted by Gremlin85
"the wheel fell off! it fell off!"... yea, I know. If I could go back I would walk up to myself and kick me in the nuts for even considering the thought.
Mistake made. Lesson learned. I've always been a DIY'er and research shops before I bring my car in for things I can't do myself but for some reason I got cheap. Not like me.
I need a beer.
Mistake made. Lesson learned. I've always been a DIY'er and research shops before I bring my car in for things I can't do myself but for some reason I got cheap. Not like me.
I need a beer.
I know what you mean. it's always so intimidating to me to figure out who I trust to touch my car , when I NEVER go to a shop.
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Racer
Joined: Jan 2007
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From: Mass.
Originally Posted by Jeremy Himsel
The thing is......the same retards they hire at Sears, are at all of the other shops as well (tire shops, good years, fire stones, mineke, ect.). At the end of the day it looks like someone forgot to tighten a bolt which could have happened anywhere. Reality is the overall quality of "top notch" automotive training school/programs are pretty poor these days with very little hands-on training. Most of these guys are wrencing on car all day long for $10 and hour so what type of service do you really expect. Someday i'll go into a rant about UTI.
I know. but they missed it TWICE. I just figured they didn't care but it eventually got done.
I know all about UTI... I am a former student.
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Joined: Jun 2004
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From: Douglassville PA
Originally Posted by Gremlin85
"the wheel fell off! it fell off!"... yea, I know. If I could go back I would walk up to myself and kick me in the nuts for even considering the thought.
Mistake made. Lesson learned. I've always been a DIY'er and research shops before I bring my car in for things I can't do myself but for some reason I got cheap. Not like me.
I need a beer.
Mistake made. Lesson learned. I've always been a DIY'er and research shops before I bring my car in for things I can't do myself but for some reason I got cheap. Not like me.
I need a beer.
Drifting
Joined: Aug 2001
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From: Cary, nc
Originally Posted by Jeremy Himsel
The thing is......the same retards they hire at Sears, are at all of the other shops as well (tire shops, good years, fire stones, mineke, ect.). Reality is the overall quality of "top notch" automotive training school/programs are pretty poor these days with very little hands-on training. . Someday i'll go into a rant about UTI.
Mark
