oVer-Boostin
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- Nov 25, 2004
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Commerce,
Michigan
first of all, Im in Arizona, my 97 gst was towed to this shop in Scottsdale to get a new rebuilt motor in because the one that was in it was blown. i got the car back about 3 weeks later, the car smokes, runs like garbage, Check engine light is ON, doesnt rev above 2000 rpm, and finally, overheated and MELTED my fans while i was on my way to work on the freeway at 9 in the morning. Anyways they are trying to blaming it ON ME for having an aftermarket intercooler an they said that the pipe coming out of my turbo going to the intercooler wich is close to the fans is what caused the fans to melt and crumple so bad. Now i had the car towed back to them and all they did was put in other used fans and said that i was all set and that the car could still overheat. I really dont think that this is the way the car is supposed to be after paying the shop $3,000 cash but they are trying to find a way to screw me over hence blaming it on me for having the aftermarket intercooler.
Now can someone tell me what can be done to mechanics like that? he says "well the car wasnt running before and we got it to run"......what are any legal actions I can take and will it benefit me at all? will I have the the police on my side or will they be on his? PLEASE HELP.
Now can someone tell me what can be done to mechanics like that? he says "well the car wasnt running before and we got it to run"......what are any legal actions I can take and will it benefit me at all? will I have the the police on my side or will they be on his? PLEASE HELP.
You didn't pay him $3000 to get the car to run, you payed him $3000 to get the car to run RIGHT. Even though he may not have a warrantee policy, I believe that any mechanical work done to a car has to have a manditory 90 day warantee period. I'm sure the judge is going to believe that the air going into your engine was so hot that it caused your fans to MELT! You really have nothing to worry about, I see no way he could have any legitimate arguement in court.