[AT] More on the water pump

[David Bruce]

Yep seen both.  In the auto repair business I've seen many crooks and 
more than a few that had no idea.

This guy will not take action one a single code set unless it is 
something that would be fatal - and as such we have dealt with this 
issue for several months.  Is he perfect?  I dare say not but long 
experience tells me he is honest and knowledgeable.  In any one instance 
I might be able to solve an issue with less expense but over the long 
haul I'm with him.  I trust him and over time he has earned that trust. 
For that confidence I'll pay a bit more.

David
NW NC



On 11/16/2010 7:08 AM, charlie hill wrote:
> David,  I know guys that are mechanics who honestly think that if the
> computer sets a code for, for example, the oxygen sensor that it is just the
> oxygen sensor that is bad.  They never check the output voltage on the
> sensor they just replace it.  Then the code sets again and they are stumped.
> They don't understand that some other component is out of spec and causing
> the oxygen sensor to be out of range and set a code.  Some of them are good
> guys.  They just don't know any better.  Some do know better and are crooks.
>
> Charlie