Ha! This mechanic has big problems. He should work on Camaros only!!!! Hungover are you??? |
Originally Posted by 81911
(Post 1444827)
I'm far from ignorant, dipshit. I actually fix these cars. You won't be able to get these parts nor fix it on your own. |
Lol, I'm sorry you do not understand how campaigns or recalls work. That's not my fault. Your ignorance regarding these specific campaigns would not be my fault either. I've got roughly $15k in tools at work that I'd love to let you use to try this by yourself. Not just a ratchet and socket set. You can follow Porsche's directions on the center section intake replacement too. However, they aren't right. Good luck! |
Quick, Because I've done it. It's not for the faint of heart and if someone assumes they only need some sockets then I'm quite sure they have no idea wtf they are doing. |
Originally Posted by 81911
(Post 1444837)
Quick, Because I've done it. It's not for the faint of heart and if someone assumes they only need some sockets then I'm quite sure they have no idea wtf they are doing. |
Originally Posted by dertub
(Post 1444809)
I assume a knowledgeable individual with a set of sockets can accomplish the job.'
Originally Posted by quickZohsix
(Post 1444872)
I don't think he ever said he had sockets and could do it himself. Here is the point: 1. It's warranty. 2. We know what we're doing, you guys don't. 3. You can either drop the engine for the intake campaign or remove the expansion tank. Doesn't really sound like a DIY job WHEN IT'S FREE OF CHARGE 4. Honestly for what we get paid to do it for the time it takes, it isn't worth it. Do it yourself, **** it up, and no tech will care. They will laugh for weeks. I've seen techs with 10 years experience working on this campaign and still take a full day. Good luck |
Originally Posted by 81911
(Post 1444879)
Just going to leave this here. Here is the point: 1. It's warranty. 2. We know what we're doing, you guys don't. 3. You can either drop the engine for the intake campaign or remove the expansion tank. Doesn't really sound like a DIY job WHEN IT'S FREE OF CHARGE 4. Honestly for what we get paid to do it for the time it takes, it isn't worth it. Do it yourself, **** it up, and no tech will care. They will laugh for weeks. I've seen techs with 10 years experience working on this campaign and still take a full day. Good luck You work for Porsche?? Good thing you're paid to be in the back of the house and not talk to customers. |
Originally Posted by quickZohsix
(Post 1444835)
Why would you think he is not capable of fixing on his own? Obviously this wouldn't count with warrenty work, but it's a pretty ignorant comment to assume someone cannot work on a car. Lol I know people who do their own majors on f cars. I suppose they are idiots for working on it themselves too And I would take my car of any sort under WARRANTY to the dealer to document that it was handled and if there becomes a future issue it was addressed. |
You can't even get the part to screw it up on your own so why are we still discussing this? Idiots. |
I didn't know you could spend 15K on a broom. |
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