I always figured the dealers service department was only there to make you realize how much your car is going to cost for top dollar work to give the customer every excuse to trade it in for a new car and then accept the low ball trade in offer. If that's not what your service writers are doing they are missing out on sales and profit
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Originally posted by 4king View PostI always figured the dealers service department was only there to make you realize how much your car is going to cost for top dollar work to give the customer every excuse to trade it in for a new car and then accept the low ball trade in offer. If that's not what your service writers are doing they are missing out on sales and profit
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When people tell me they are an engineer for planes or helicopters I usually get worried about what I will find on their cars. When they add there is a special way to get into the car and start it I get really nervous. LOL
Then I get to see the joy to which I get to spend several hours in.
Yes those are vice grips holding the fan switch in place.
Good judgment comes from bad decisions and a lot of that comes from bad judgment.
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Originally posted by EW View PostShit like that passes inspection but heaven forbid your tint is 20%. I wish Texas would wake up and eliminate inspection like Florida (and others)."It is in truth not for glory, nor riches, nor honours that we are fighting, but for freedom - for that alone, which no honest man gives up but with life itself."
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Originally posted by mstng86 View Postwhat the hell was the purpose of all that?Good judgment comes from bad decisions and a lot of that comes from bad judgment.
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Originally posted by LaserSVT View PostWell his ignition broke so he glued the wood there so the key wont turn all the way back because it locks the column. Since it cant go back the car cant turn off so that's why the main power wire. The other wires with the vice grips are for the cooling fan since he didn't want to replace the fan relay.
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He had a toggle switch on the dash that was anchored by a pair of vice grips. I realized this was for the fan because i was working on the AC and the head pressure skyrocketed. Flipped the switch and the cooling fan turned on. After 20 minutes to charge the AC I grabbed the switch and burned my finger. He has 14 awg wire on a 10 amp switch for a 20 amp fan and there is no fuse in the system. Its a fire hazard waiting to happen.
And yes, instead of opting for the $200 ignition switch fix and the $100 fan relay fix he wanted to spend $600 for me to replace the AC compressor and drier and orifice tube.Good judgment comes from bad decisions and a lot of that comes from bad judgment.
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Originally posted by LaserSVT View PostHe had a toggle switch on the dash that was anchored by a pair of vice grips. I realized this was for the fan because i was working on the AC and the head pressure skyrocketed. Flipped the switch and the cooling fan turned on. After 20 minutes to charge the AC I grabbed the switch and burned my finger. He has 14 awg wire on a 10 amp switch for a 20 amp fan and there is no fuse in the system. Its a fire hazard waiting to happen.
And yes, instead of opting for the $200 ignition switch fix and the $100 fan relay fix he wanted to spend $600 for me to replace the AC compressor and drier and orifice tube.
He went through all of that shit to bypass the stock relay and created a massive fire hazard in the process. Care to guess what the problem was originally? Will give you a hint, it took me three seconds to swap in the proper part....Yeah, stock relay was bad.
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Originally posted by LaserSVT View PostHe had a toggle switch on the dash that was anchored by a pair of vice grips. I realized this was for the fan because i was working on the AC and the head pressure skyrocketed. Flipped the switch and the cooling fan turned on. After 20 minutes to charge the AC I grabbed the switch and burned my finger. He has 14 awg wire on a 10 amp switch for a 20 amp fan and there is no fuse in the system. Its a fire hazard waiting to happen.
And yes, instead of opting for the $200 ignition switch fix and the $100 fan relay fix he wanted to spend $600 for me to replace the AC compressor and drier and orifice tube.
ZOMBIE REAGAN FOR PRESIDENT 2016!!! heh
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