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Old March 28th 07, 02:17 AM posted to rec.autos.makers.mazda.miata
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OK, here goes: when i depress the clutch I get an awful grinding type
noise. Coincidentally the radio stopped working and the brake light
came on when the noise started. Tonight, I picked up the car from
someone who could not fix the problem. Guess what: the radio works,
the brake light is off and the noise is gone. Help!!!

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Old March 29th 07, 05:49 AM posted to rec.autos.makers.mazda.miata
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Here in TX they might have charged you and called it fixed, even if they
didn't do anything! Na, no worse here than anywhere else I suppose.
Actually I had a good experience with a shop in Sam Marcos that I had to
have look at one of my daughters cars this last week. It could have been
ugly. Thank you Big S Automotive!

Chris
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> OK, here goes: when i depress the clutch I get an awful grinding type
> noise. Coincidentally the radio stopped working and the brake light
> came on when the noise started. Tonight, I picked up the car from
> someone who could not fix the problem. Guess what: the radio works,
> the brake light is off and the noise is gone. Help!!!
>



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Old March 29th 07, 02:46 PM posted to rec.autos.makers.mazda.miata
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Chris D'Agnolo wrote:
> Here in TX they might have charged you and called it fixed, even if they
> didn't do anything! Na, no worse here than anywhere else I suppose.
> Actually I had a good experience with a shop in Sam Marcos that I had to
> have look at one of my daughters cars this last week. It could have been
> ugly. Thank you Big S Automotive!
>
> Chris
> 99BBB


Dishonest repair shops? Nah...

My grandmother took her low-mileage '96 Accord in to the Stealership and
was given an estimate of close to $1,000 a couple of years ago. I
remembered it driving fine a short while before, just that the exhaust
was loud for a stock Accord.

The muffler did need to be replaced. The other $800.00 of "work that
needed to be done" was complete fabrication.
They were talking about things like replacing a 60,000 mile alternator
that was, and still is working fine, and work on CV joints that showed
no signs of any problems whatsoever when I checked them. Again, two
years later, still no problems from the CV joints.

God damned crooks trying to take advantage of a little old lady. I was
glad to stop them on that one.

Pat
 




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