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Posted at Fri Jun 06, 2008 6:07 pm |
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smcq,
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Engine Mechanical problem
2005 Volkswagen Jetta Front Wheel Drive Manual 70,000 miles
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I've got a TDI
anyhow, the glow plug was being replaced by my normally wonderful mechanic. The glow plug broke when he was removing it and it fell into the diesel engine. So I had to pay for the cylinder head to be removed to retrieve the piece.
Plus, I just had a 70,000 tune-up 3 weeks ago and because of this new problem the oil and everything was changed again. Is it my responsibility to pay for all that?
thank you!
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Posted at Sat Jun 07, 2008 6:05 am |
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Well, he didn't put it there - it's been there since I bought the car new.
With also replacing the shocks (which is the reason I took it in to begin with and also that my glow plug light had come on), the total bill was over $1200.
I'm not sure why I didn't dissect the costs when he charged me. I think I had sticker shock, plus, I've always trusted him and assumed he wouldn't charge me if not necessary. But I'm thinking of protesting the $500+ labor charge for the engine.
Opinion please...
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Posted at Sun Jun 08, 2008 7:06 am |
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I bought the car new in 2005. Recently the glow plug had to be replaced. He went to pull it out and it broke off into the engine. I had to pay.
thanks for your correspondance about this....
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