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[OT] Whee! Thank goodness for warranties!
Mark, what make of car do you have? I'm looking for a "new to me" one which
gets good gas mileage, AFFORABLE to buy and has little repair problems...sounds like I NEED to avoid your make of car! Hope everything gets fixed RIGHT this time! :-) Liz "Mark Edwards" wrote in message news No interviews today, so I went out to do a few errands - mail the bills, fuel up the car, do a little grocery shopping... My first stop was at the post office. I mailed the bills and found the intro materials from the unemployment office. As i back the car out, I find I have no power steering. Great! Well, the mechanic I use is just across the street from the post office, so I pull over there, calculating howI'm going to deal with this new expense. I have to use the car to go on interviews! So I pop the hood and look inside. The serpentine belt is broken. This drives pretty much everything - the AC, the water pump, the power steering... So I go inside, tell the guy about it, mention that they gave me a brand new serpentine belt about one year ago, so I shouldn't need a replacement quite yet. I also ask if there was anyway that a compressor problem could have caused this. Well yes, yes it could. In fact, my brand new compressor, for which I paid a lot of bucks, and which has already had one other problem last week, has locked up, which stressed the belt, which caused the belt to snap, which has raised my blood pressure... So I left the car at the shop while they order another new compressor. It's still there, so it's good that I don't have any interviews tomorrow either... At least they will come pick me up when the warranty work is finished. I am so tired of having to keep going back and back and back to the mechanic, over the same stupid problem. I could use a few purrs thatthey get it right this time, and that I don't need to go back any time in the near future. Hugs and Purrs, Mark |
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[OT] Whee! Thank goodness for warranties!
No cluons were harmed when ":-\)Liz" wrote:
Mark, what make of car do you have? I'm looking for a "new to me" one which gets good gas mileage, AFFORABLE to buy and has little repair problems...sounds like I NEED to avoid your make of car! Hope everything gets fixed RIGHT this time! :-) Liz It's been a very good car up until they replaced the AC compressor with a defective new compressor (grin). I have a Ford Escort, which I highly recommend. Hugs and Purrs, Mark -- Proof of Sanity Forged Upon Request |
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[OT] Whee! Thank goodness for warranties!
I've been looking at the Hyundai Accent GLS,(37 m.p.g. hyway!) atleast it's
more affordable in cost ...Now, IF I could just fine one new or "me new" with real low mileage(25,000 or less) and for under, Out The Door, 9K tops, I'd be good...I keep hearing there are dealers in the Dallas area that have new ones for that but I can't find any:-( :-) Liz "Mark Edwards" wrote in message ... No cluons were harmed when ":-\)Liz" wrote: Mark, what make of car do you have? I'm looking for a "new to me" one which gets good gas mileage, AFFORABLE to buy and has little repair problems...sounds like I NEED to avoid your make of car! Hope everything gets fixed RIGHT this time! :-) Liz It's been a very good car up until they replaced the AC compressor with a defective new compressor (grin). I have a Ford Escort, which I highly recommend. Hugs and Purrs, Mark -- Proof of Sanity Forged Upon Request |
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