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Re: Smell of petrol - eberspacher removal
Posted: 20 Jan 2016, 12:10
by Emma&Al
Wow Rob, thats a bit harsh. I guess some things we are more confident with and others we're not. Im very happy right now that my van is working as it certainly was awful before I took it there. I'm happy for the advice given to me on this forum, but if I'm more uncomfortable doing things that others might be more comfortable doing, then its a learning curve and I'm not going to beat myself up about it and be told to grow a pair!
Re: Smell of petrol - eberspacher removal
Posted: 20 Jan 2016, 14:22
by R0B
Sorry for being harsh.But I cannot for the life of me understand why you won't ask for your property back.If it had say for instance been your spare wheel or your fridge would you let them keep them.Don't let them get away with it.Again apologies for being harsh with you.
Re: Smell of petrol - eberspacher removal
Posted: 20 Jan 2016, 14:53
by Ian Hulley
Like the man said ^^
If someone in the street charged you £90 to take £100 (minimum) from you you would fight back ... a gentle, non-confrontational phone call as has been suggested can't hurt. Personally I would be looking for a better garage asap ... preferably where the mechanics are older than your vehicle.
Kind regards, Ian.
Re: Smell of petrol - eberspacher removal
Posted: 20 Jan 2016, 18:39
by Emma&Al
Rob, sorry I was being over sensitive probably, so my apologies too.
BUT....I emailed them and they've told me they have it in a box there for me!!

Re: Smell of petrol - eberspacher removal
Posted: 20 Jan 2016, 19:51
by Ian Hulley
Emma&Al wrote: BUT....I emailed them and they've told me they have it in a box there for me!!

Excellent ... best get that checked out by someone knowledgeable AND trustworthy
Well done you.
Ian
Re: Smell of petrol - eberspacher removal
Posted: 20 Jan 2016, 20:12
by Emma&Al
Its all Robs fault

Re: Smell of petrol - eberspacher removal
Posted: 20 Jan 2016, 20:19
by irishkeet
Emma&Al wrote:Its all Robs fault


Re: Smell of petrol - eberspacher removal
Posted: 20 Jan 2016, 20:24
by Oldiebut goodie
Emma&Al wrote:Its all Robs fault

I stirred it to start with!!!

Blame me. At least you are getting it back.
Re: Smell of petrol - eberspacher removal
Posted: 20 Jan 2016, 20:29
by R0B
Well done you

Re: Smell of petrol - eberspacher removal
Posted: 20 Jan 2016, 21:27
by Emma&Al
No, really thank you all - seriously,
Thanks Irish Keet!!!!!

Re: Smell of petrol - eberspacher removal
Posted: 21 Jan 2016, 18:15
by ermie571
Emma - well done!!
they are obviously more decent than we first thought! good relationships with two garages is better than one
Pop in and grab it super quick - And- you can tell them how pleased you are withe the way its running - and ask what it ws they did
And next time you go in....remember to ask them to put the knackered parts in the bus for you.....I like to see what was causing the problem.
The chaps are right though....I don't like confrontation either...but if you present as a clueless female that doesn't question or challenge....then I'm afraid you will get taken for a ride
Enjoy your van xx
Re: Smell of petrol - eberspacher removal
Posted: 23 Jan 2016, 09:04
by danmetallic
Great work!!! Well done!!
Re: Smell of petrol - eberspacher removal
Posted: 07 Feb 2016, 19:17
by nordberg
Glad you got it back. However, I do feel there was an unnecessary pressure from some on here that were not very constructive in light of the fact the person asking for help was a female. If I found out somebody told my wife or sister to 'grow a pair' while asking advice on a forum I wouldn't be very happy.
Re: Smell of petrol - eberspacher removal
Posted: 07 Feb 2016, 19:43
by Oldiebut goodie
Feminism was all about being treated equally, there is no need to be overprotective towards the females of our species. They aren't all simpering little pieces of fluff adorning a drawing room.

Re: Smell of petrol - eberspacher removal
Posted: 07 Feb 2016, 20:02
by kevtherev
nordberg wrote:Glad you got it back. However, I do feel there was an unnecessary pressure from some on here that were not very constructive in light of the fact the person asking for help was a female. If I found out somebody told my wife or sister to 'grow a pair' while asking advice on a forum I wouldn't be very happy.
Do you understand the concept of a 'figure of speech'
lighten up chap
