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Re: EMISSIONS PROBLEM SOLVED...
I agree completely!!
The mechanic whom made the mistake should either of redone the job for free
along w/ an apology or given you a check....
I worked @ 2 different German repair shops for a period of 3 years and
this is the ONLY wasy to do correct BUSINESS..
have a talk with youre mechanic and let us know how it goes....
HTH!
Rich Andrews
rjandrew@post.cis.smu.edu
'86 4kq
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> shouldn't your mechanic bear the labor and financial
> responsability for his or her mistake?
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> On Fri, 23 Apr 1999 AUDI1OO@aol.com wrote:
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> ]Hey guys,
> ] Thanks to all for suggestions on how to solve my emissions problem.
> ]Guess what? When I got my timing belt replaced about a month ago, the
> ]mechanic put the belt on "a tooth" off. This in return messed up the timing
> ]on my car. Now $300 later the problem is solved. Thanks again.
> ]
> ]Nick
> ]
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> rocky mullin
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> two strokes are faster than four!
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> '83 ur-q - yamaha rz350 - suzuki ts250 - chaotic good
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