craigcompton asked:

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expertvillage asked:

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Jim asked:


I got my car repaired after I had an accident. I myself don’t know how well the repair job was done by the Body repair Shop. What would be a good to get feed back on the repair work? Thank you

Jim

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Rita K asked:


Which car repair jobs get you covered in grease and oil the worst?

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gottaspider asked:


Please help! Serious answers only. I just bought a new car a couple of months ago. I got a cigarette burn on the driver’s seat behind my back. Is there anyway I can fix it quickly? Do those little car upolstry repair kits work? My family doesn’t know I smoke!!! Please help! :~(

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Joel P asked:


What is the material that is used for car dent repair? From what i’ve seen it looks like a sort of putty, browny/beige in colour?

Also where can i get it? And how difficult is it to use?

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junkfood1 asked:


I have a 99 s10 blazer. How much a year should I expect to pay for car repairs? So far I have spent 4500 dollars in car repairs and labor. How much longer til I can just do a simple oil change? I have 148k

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Big asked:


My rim is cracked from a small curb collision and I want to get it fixed at a shop. Since it was a one car thing and I’m paying for it by myself, will my insurance find out about it?

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I just returned from a Firestone tire center where I bought three new tires back on July 27 or 28. This is now August 10th. They didn’t have the tires in stock even though they are very popular tires for economy cars. So they had my car in their shop for 2 and one half days to put the tires on, and then when I get the car back, it squeaks around the wheels and shocks incessantly when you go over even the slightest ripple in the road. They had my car overnight last night and still no cure.My car is a 2002 vintage, and it squeaks like it’s a 1902 vintage that’s been sitting in a dusty old garage all this time and never been used. My temper got so bad that I had to come here to ask this question, simply to ask, are there others who feel as angry as I do when some repair person does your car wrong, and then you have to spend extra dollars and much more time and travel to get their abuse corrected?? I’m sorry if my temper offends anyone, but, professional incompetence just drills me
It’s the identical size and brand tire that I’ve had on it all along, so, that wouldn’t be it. They did inflate it to 34 pounds, which is 4 pounds above what I usually run it at, so tomorrow morning, 4 pounds is coming out, just to check.
I know the feeling k_reggie, just from reading your answer. And the worst part of it all is that I feel bad about being upset at them. Somehow there’s something bassackwards about all this. My favorite mechanic will be looking it all over Monday or Tuesday, August 12 or 13th, I hope, and all will be corrected then, at whatever price may befall me. And I was just reading my Bible, in Proverbs, Chapter 19, vs. 11, wherein it said, The learning of a man is known by patience; and his glory is to pass over wrongs. Hmmm. Am I being told to cool my jets and just accept the trial in the name of God, or am I being told those individuals at the Firestone dealership ain’t worth s–t, or both. Hmmm. Thanks k-reggie. God Bless you.

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Gabra asked:


At work it is my responsibility to plow snow in order to provide save environment for all employees. To do so I bought a car-plow that is my private possesion. This year I had to change a transmission and spent a lot of money on that. Can I claim the transmission change expense as a work related expense that was not reimbursed by emploeyer?

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