benzburner
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what the hell is wrong with this ****** country. mechanics seem to be the only profession where it is accepted that you pay for their incompetence. i gave my W124 to my mechanic for two weeks and it is pretty much the ****** same €800 later. still splutters, the rear is now developing a swaying motion after new shocks and i look at my tyres just a minute ago and hey presto... two shot front tyres after he allegedly "adjusted" the steering box and tracked the wheels. i am in the ****** pits of despair AGAIN over mechanics lack of knowledge. this guy is a "specialist". can these imbeciles even spell that? he knew the ****** thing is for sale and i'm only selling it because it was supposed to be my reliable daily driver but it cleaned me out. my Golf gti is also for sale because incompetent mechanics bills cleaned me out and it's still hopelessly far from perfect.
i have two knackered cars and a knackered bike and no matter how much i am now throwing at them to get them to a stage where i can sell them, they continue to clean me out and remain in an unsellable condition.
I'M BEGGING PLEASE SOMEONE TELL ME
1) is the steering box adjustable and would you have to work for NASA to do it
2)do you have to work for NASA in order to fit two back shocks
3)why does my engine splutter.
I AM DESPERATE I HAVE SPENT THOUSAND AFTER THOUSAND PAYING PEOPLE TO NOT FIX MY FLEET WHICH CURRENTLY HAS A VALUE OF NIL
i have two knackered cars and a knackered bike and no matter how much i am now throwing at them to get them to a stage where i can sell them, they continue to clean me out and remain in an unsellable condition.
I'M BEGGING PLEASE SOMEONE TELL ME
1) is the steering box adjustable and would you have to work for NASA to do it
2)do you have to work for NASA in order to fit two back shocks
3)why does my engine splutter.
I AM DESPERATE I HAVE SPENT THOUSAND AFTER THOUSAND PAYING PEOPLE TO NOT FIX MY FLEET WHICH CURRENTLY HAS A VALUE OF NIL
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