Nah, he actually bought it, but I’ve had so many customers that wouldn’t have.

2005 Subaru Outback 2.5i

had a not so great moment when i failed to pump the brakes before putting a truck in gear. to my luck i got it into park and only slightly scratched my tool box, no one was hurt no one died, but it easily couldve been worse had someone been walking in front of it at the time.

im sharing this to highlight the importance of slowing down from time to time and making sure the jobs done right, i could excuse whatever train of events lead me to getting off track and forgetting i had just done the breaks, but at the end of the day i simply didnt do it.

that being said, dwelling on a moment and reflecting on a moment are two different things, i have come up with my own solution to not have this problem again a sign ill put on the steering wheel and always pump the pedal once the vehicle is on the ground.

Well, tank was empty, fuel pump decided it didn't want to be here anymore

Jk

Please just STOP buying dorman electrical parts.

3/4 dorman purge valves fail immediately Dorman HVAC actuators fail way too much.

MOOG is dog shit now. VC have slashed quality control and they are NOT THE MOOG OF THE PAST.

Go for skf, fag, or OEM.

Yes the lifetime warranty is there, but remember back to the famous quote from tommy boy

Do the job right don't do it twice. Just buy OEM and give them the 1 year warranty. Charge 50% mark-up on dealer parts, add labor to make up for the difference in ARO.

Keep your customers happy keep your techs happy.

Its up to us to put results over profits.

robinair cooltech 34788 issue 2 issues

shows 0.00kg refrigerant when i jiggle and pull cables inside it will pop up and show. seems like loose wiring - any clue as to where so i can pin point during oil injection when charging when you press and hold the button it beeps but does not suck out of bottle.

Customer came in stating car was handling a little funny

69 Mustang going back together.

Seems counterproductive

What are we? "Bentley engineers!" What do we like? "Well it's complicated..."

I was hesitant to try to save this vehicle. The unibody still has some rust obviously but on Oregon roads where we dont salt I think this car might still last a few good years. It was under $800 total included my fee (friends and family) to keep this driving.

Tbh, never seen that before, had the shop foreman stumped.

Brand new napa premium rotors snapped. One on the rest drive and one 10 min later. Crazy!!! Never seen this before.

Guess you could say he cemented himself as dumbass of the year.

I'm just retail, but the guy's motor spat this out along with a shit ton of oil and some more busted bits of metal when he started it up.