Need advice on problems at the garage

Retrogamer

fred246 wrote: »

Hilarious. You don't get professionals working in garages. Professional means training, exams, honesty, standards, regulation.

Mercdriver wrote: »

Your sweeping brush still needs some work.

Having worked in a couple of garages in my life and having dealing with many garages regarding repairs on my own car, and my family and friend's cars then i'm inclined to agree.

Plenty of "fitters" (people who remove faulty parts and replace with new parts) in garages but very few professionals

Mercdriver

Retrogamer wrote: »

Having worked in a couple of garages in my life and having dealing with many garages regarding repairs on my own car, and my family and friend's cars then i'm inclined to agree.

Plenty of "fitters" (people who remove faulty parts and replace with new parts) in garages but very few professionals

But Mr Sweeper is saying there aren't ANY.

bigadaj

Mercdriver wrote: »

But Mr Sweeper is saying there aren't ANY.

So who is the professional in a garage?

Ectophile

bigadaj wrote: »

So who is the professional in a garage?

The accountant.

DELLBOY_2

Youve taken your car to a garage which is also a scrap yard ,
It is possible that a head change could put undue pressure on the lower engine ,ask for a compresion check .
if your still not happy scrap it .