I used the same mechanic for 28 years. His shop was 3 miles from my office but I lived 22 miles west of the city. He was always great and stood by his work. One day my daughters best friend's dad had his auto shop in our town where we lived. So I took my truck to him and he said it would be $600. Then the price kept going up and I spent $3,000 with him. Never again he was a crook. I felt like I was running around on my mechanic. I told him what happened he laughed and said, just bring it in. He took care of my wife's cars, my trucks, my 2 children's cars over the years and WAS always timely and fair. He even would sometimes on something large like a transmission or engine let me order it have it sent to his shop and he'd put it in and STILL stood by it. This plaintiff was a crook in my opinion.
It’s painful listening to the plaintiff’s story. Based on his tortured story, I’m thinking the defendant is correct, he does take the car from place to place, maybe he’s running a kind of grift
We used to use a SHELL station to fix our cars many years ago. When they replaced a part they would give us the old part in the box the new one came in.
He ordered the parts online. I have myself received parts after ordering online, and have the wrong part in the correct box. The answer is because when someone returns an item it doesn’t get checked to make sure it’s the correct item in the box being returned. And by the way, the dealership will absolutely lie to you. They want you to come to them for all your service and repair needs. And running down the previous mechanic is one of their favorite go to’s.
@bishop7276, dealerships will absolutely lie, I had my brakes and rotors done by a shop, heard noises from the brakes a few months later, took it to the dealership to see if the brakes and rotors were actually replaced, dealership said no they had not been replaced. I asked the shop to prove to me they were replaced and they did took everything off and showed me the brand was different from the mopar that was originally on.
I hate when people can't present their case well in court and are unable to respond in a timely manner when questioned. The plaintiff was dressed nice but his presentation was all over the place. I believe the defendant was on to something by researching and finding out that the plaintiff was a possible scammer.
The plaintiff bought aftermarket cat-converters which usually don't work well with cars like Honda and Toyota. Once he found out he needed OEM parts, he tried blaming the mechanic to get his money back. I'm sure his check engine light came back on because the aftermarket cats were not as efficient as the OEM one's. Been there done that.
Is it something to do with aftermarket convertors use different metals that do not get as hot internally for the emissions system to function as factory supplied OEM parts, which sends the O2 sensors intp a tizzy of codes.
@@billyhndrsn4542 Aftermarket cats have less metals inside that burn off gases. If it's not burning enough, the computer will turn on your check light.
These days, the computers in the cars can detect "third-party" parts and reject them, even if they're working perfectly. One more way the Dealers make you go to them (and pay a premium price) to repair your car.
As the wife of a shop owner, I can confirm this type of customer is absolutely exhausting. Most mechanics will not install customer supplied parts, because what they charge strictly for labor is not enough to build your business. They also love to say something, ‘wasn’t like that before’ that has absolutely zero to do with the repair they did.
Bullshit..mechanics are evil crooks when it comes to charging labor prices. Yall are the worst type of people taking advantage of people because you know people need their cars..half the time yall don't even fix the problem the first time. Just so we have to come back and yall get more money..since "what yall charge for labor is not enough" respectfully mechanics are exhausting
Good call. I would never work on someone's vehicle that purchased the parts elsewhere and wanted to pay just for the labor. There's absolute junk in the aftermarket business and there's quality stuff. If you're paying $50 from somewhere and $200 somewhere else, it's not the same quality, otherwise whoever was selling the part for $200 would be out of business. Most people are trying to get the vehicle fixed as cheap as possible, not thinking of the long term. The plaintiff is typical of the nightmare customer who's tire you repaired and he comes back for the next three years wanting you to pay for his blown engine, slipping tranmission and broken AC because you worked on it last.
@@GrayDaddy01 Then they would know what was a quality part and what wasn't. When you go to the parts store, most often they carry various brands of the same part. Some are lower end quality and it escalates to the best quality. If your car has 200K miles on it and you're getting a new one in six months, you don't need brake pads that are the best and most expensive.
Aftermarket catalytic converters are the biggest pieces of garbage ever. My own personal experience is that about 50% just won't do enough to keep the check engine light off or at least for more than a very short period.
@@timothymundy966 That's the truth. I tried using them when they first came to market years ago and they would restore the exhaust flow. In a state like Missouri that was good enough, the cat only has to be in place to pass inspection (except in St. Louis that has an actual emission inspection), it doesn't have to actually function and check engine lights won't keep it from passing the regular state inspection. But I stopped and will only use O.E. stuff anymore and WOW are they proud of them!
you’ve told not one lie! I had the same type of experience… the mechanics convinced me the “universal” was just as good. I ended up failing the emissions and had to wind up buying the one specific for my car
I'm always amazed when litigants come to PC with not a stich of actual evidence, but " just their flapping gums". If i knew i was taking my case to court (especially PC) I would binge watch the program (like i do already) to know what to expect. The plaintiff looked great for court, but thought just a bunch of hearsay and accusations would win the case. 😂😂😂
This is why professions will not install cuatomer provided parts without them signing a disclaimer. Many won't do it at all because they don't have to. I was in business for cose to 50 yrs and i dtopped installing the customers parts long long before i retired. It's really a POS that even ask you to. I decided their business wasn't worth the headaches when i had more work than i could get to.
He’s a scammer! First thing he said was I was not satisfied with the mechanic so I went to another mechanic (the defendant)… I believe that defendant what he says that the plaintiff goes around doing this to other mechanic shops
Hold up If I buy parts for something to be fixed, give the parts, and the check engine light comes on, but get a diagnostic test stating I need the same exact parts; to me, that's proof that something wasn't fixed properly. I'm missing something?
@@taurussho86 I would presume the MIL wouldn't come on unless the ECU detected a fault. By the way, I'm suspect of that random Denso sensor. Also I bet there's another issue somewhere, but who knows really
The problem is if you bring in your own parts most mechanics won’t guarantee the work. If you buy after market parts the cost is on you if the part fails or doesn’t fit your exact car. But if you allow the mechanics to pick the parts then they have to more or less “insure” the part. And if something goes wrong with that exact repair then they are responsible.
You are absolutely 100% wrong. First of all, never EVER use an aftermarket catalytic converter. They only work about 50% of the time. Catalytic converters have precious metal in them to make them work. That is why they get stolen so often, they are worth quick money at a recycler unless they are aftermarket. A recycler will not buy an aftermarket cat at all, they just say not interested. As far as other parts, I have worked as a mechanic for about 39 year now and the aftermarket has gotten worse every year in quality. I estimate about 10% of new aftermarket parts are defective right out of the box. If you budget shop closer to 40% of those really cheap Ebay parts are defective. They rely on the very low price plus the work to have to prove the part was defective, they usually require a shop to verify it, to stay in business. As a guy who owned a shop for 15 years I refused to let customers supply their own parts unless they signed a statement saying they understood that there was ZERO warranty for the reasons I stated.
If there's smoke, there's fire?😮💨 Maybe he should have inspected the part in the box prior to having someone else install it so you know what your getting. People now a days return "new purchases" with their old parts in the box which is theft. Happens frequent now.
The plaintiff has a receipt for certain parts but when honda had to fix the same problem that mechanic did it had 1 other name part in it. Why did he not bring all three parts for proof?? Strange its only 1 part that is extremely clean.
This is what happens when ignorant people diagnose their car and tell the mechanic what to do and what parts to use. I always warn customers to let me diagnose stuff, in the rare case that they've ignored that it has always cost them more money.
The defendant said something that I found interesting. He said that the plaintiff had claimed he had just been robbed and wanted an alarm on the car. I wonder if the "robbers" broke the front of the hood. (not sure if car thief's want to chime in) :) That made me think if that was a lie what else the plaintiff would be willing to fib about. I also wonder if he (plaintiff) went through all the trouble of going to HONDA why they would not give him something in writing confirming that the parts were in fact not brand name. Finally, in my experience mechanics do know one another, (no matter where they work) so it is feasible that the defendant asked around about the plaintiff, and heard some rumors about him.
I brought after market catalytic converter for my 2011 Honda 3 yrs later check engine light on for the same thing. Went to Honda got them to fix it and they said the after market parts won't last as long. Paid 1200 the first time for 2 banks. Now gotta pay 1889. Like she said yhe cheap comes out expensive.
If you use aftermarket parts on a Honda as far as the Catalytic converter and oxygen sensor Is concerned you will get an engine code the plaintiff is wrong so you can buy OEM Honda parts for cheaper than the dealership
If he just paid a guy for a job and that job wasn’t fixed and he has to get that exact job done again somewhere else why shouldn’t he get that money back. The judge never wants to give out higher dollar judgements bc she knows it comes out of her shows budget
Most reputable mechanics will not install parts you ordered and give to them. This includes car dealerships. They will only install parts that they buy. The plaintiff is desperate to save some money and thinks he can save himself some money by buying the parts himself and then getting the mechanic to install the parts. Find a competent mechanic and pay him to do his job right. That is the cheapest way.
I think the plaintiff should have recovered the money paid to the defendant. His "repair" didn't fix the problem. Good grief, judge, the standard of proof is preponderance.
She is absolutely terrible as a Judge. She don't look at facts. She makes believe a scenario in her head and then abuses her authority to make it look like she's using common sense. People's court used to be the best show and ever since she took over it's been a joke. Bye now. 🤮
Plaintiff is very suspect, he trusts some random person at Honda and not the person that fixed the car? This guy has no case, no evidence, just long winded boring stories
NEVER EVER...USE AFTERMARKET on certain vehicles/brand of cars. All I bond is German be it Audi or Volkswagen. You always use German / Audi / Volkswagen oil, Any fluids, Any parts!!! That's how you CARE, LOVE a foreign car! Don't ever use aftermarket parts
Don’t be that guy. The guy that goes from mechanic to mechanic, gas station to gas station. Until you don’t know who did what. I picked a mechanic a long time ago and take my cars there for everything. Tires, oil changes, brakes and anything else. Any issues it’s one mechanic, I also don’t supply parts either. I let the mechanic supply the parts again any issues with parts it’s on the mechanic.
Talking about Honda wouldn’t do that yes they will my engine light came on took it to the car dealership told me my engine was bad next day car didn’t work at all anymore
Gotta be careful out here these days because there are scammers literally everywhere! Hard to find and locate anyone you can trust just a little bit if at all.
I remember when I was a kid, visiting our relatives in Boston for the first time, 1970s. I went into a store and a sign on the cash register said "In God We Trust, all others pay CASH". That's the American Way. Get yours, screw everyone else. Sadly, Canada has become the same. Glad I'm old.
I’m just glad it’s not another dog case
Or renting to the wrong persons.
Same. Those cases bother me so much.
I'm glad he didn't say Cadillac converter
I like those
@@shvonnethomasify with a raised eyebrow ?
The defendant walked in looking serious. Lol 🤣😂
He walked in looking arrogant lmao😅
I laughed at this before even seeing the defendant 😂😂😂😂
His EYES his EYES 👀
I used the same mechanic for 28 years. His shop was 3 miles from my office but I lived 22 miles west of the city. He was always great and stood by his work. One day my daughters best friend's dad had his auto shop in our town where we lived. So I took my truck to him and he said it would be $600. Then the price kept going up and I spent $3,000 with him. Never again he was a crook. I felt like I was running around on my mechanic. I told him what happened he laughed and said, just bring it in. He took care of my wife's cars, my trucks, my 2 children's cars over the years and WAS always timely and fair. He even would sometimes on something large like a transmission or engine let me order it have it sent to his shop and he'd put it in and STILL stood by it. This plaintiff was a crook in my opinion.
You sound like a great guy!!!☺️
U a lucky man 2 have a good mechanic. They're almost impossible 2 find
When you have an honest one keep them
It’s painful listening to the plaintiff’s story. Based on his tortured story, I’m thinking the defendant is correct, he does take the car from place to place, maybe he’s running a kind of grift
😂
We used to use a SHELL station to fix our cars many years ago. When they replaced a part they would give us the old part in the box the new one came in.
The plaintiff is the type of person who shops around for the cheapest deals but has top notch expectations.
As a matter of protection, maybe mechanics should log in all serial numbers for all parts
I agree bcuz this kind of stuff does happen…
Most mechanical parts don’t have serial numbers. They have part numbers, but not serial numbers.
Almost no parts have serial numbers. Even if these sensors had serial numbers, it wouldn't help his case at all.
He ordered the parts online. I have myself received parts after ordering online, and have the wrong part in the correct box. The answer is because when someone returns an item it doesn’t get checked to make sure it’s the correct item in the box being returned. And by the way, the dealership will absolutely lie to you. They want you to come to them for all your service and repair needs. And running down the previous mechanic is one of their favorite go to’s.
@bishop7276, dealerships will absolutely lie, I had my brakes and rotors done by a shop, heard noises from the brakes a few months later, took it to the dealership to see if the brakes and rotors were actually replaced, dealership said no they had not been replaced. I asked the shop to prove to me they were replaced and they did took everything off and showed me the brand was different from the mopar that was originally on.
Dealership flat out lied to me.
That’s what I was thinking for sure I’ve even seen somebody send something back on Amazon and it be the wrong part in the right box
I hate when people can't present their case well in court and are unable to respond in a timely manner when questioned. The plaintiff was dressed nice but his presentation was all over the place. I believe the defendant was on to something by researching and finding out that the plaintiff was a possible scammer.
he's probably just nervous or has a speech problem. geez, ableist much?
The plantiffs suit is killing me tho 😂😮
14:03 evidence? His response was WILD! It’s court!!
He walked in like he paid his rent on time 😅❤
The plaintiff bought aftermarket cat-converters which usually don't work well with cars like Honda and Toyota. Once he found out he needed OEM parts, he tried blaming the mechanic to get his money back. I'm sure his check engine light came back on because the aftermarket cats were not as efficient as the OEM one's. Been there done that.
Is it something to do with aftermarket convertors use different metals that do not get as hot internally for the emissions system to function as factory supplied OEM parts, which sends the O2 sensors intp a tizzy of codes.
@@billyhndrsn4542 Aftermarket cats have less metals inside that burn off gases. If it's not burning enough, the computer will turn on your check light.
My goodness how long does it take to land this plane???
These days, the computers in the cars can detect "third-party" parts and reject them, even if they're working perfectly. One more way the Dealers make you go to them (and pay a premium price) to repair your car.
As the wife of a shop owner, I can confirm this type of customer is absolutely exhausting. Most mechanics will not install customer supplied parts, because what they charge strictly for labor is not enough to build your business. They also love to say something, ‘wasn’t like that before’ that has absolutely zero to do with the repair they did.
Bullshit..mechanics are evil crooks when it comes to charging labor prices.
Yall are the worst type of people taking advantage of people because you know people need their cars..half the time yall don't even fix the problem the first time. Just so we have to come back and yall get more money..since "what yall charge for labor is not enough" respectfully mechanics are exhausting
Good call. I would never work on someone's vehicle that purchased the parts elsewhere and wanted to pay just for the labor. There's absolute junk in the aftermarket business and there's quality stuff. If you're paying $50 from somewhere and $200 somewhere else, it's not the same quality, otherwise whoever was selling the part for $200 would be out of business. Most people are trying to get the vehicle fixed as cheap as possible, not thinking of the long term. The plaintiff is typical of the nightmare customer who's tire you repaired and he comes back for the next three years wanting you to pay for his blown engine, slipping tranmission and broken AC because you worked on it last.
What if they work where you're getting the parts from and can get those parts cheaper than you can using their discount?
@@GrayDaddy01 Then they would know what was a quality part and what wasn't. When you go to the parts store, most often they carry various brands of the same part. Some are lower end quality and it escalates to the best quality. If your car has 200K miles on it and you're getting a new one in six months, you don't need brake pads that are the best and most expensive.
1) aftermarket parts are shit 2) we will not work on a car with parts brought in because we cannot warranty them.
Exactly. My boyfriends dad own an auto repair shop and he won't use any parts someone brings in.
Aftermarket catalytic converters are the biggest pieces of garbage ever. My own personal experience is that about 50% just won't do enough to keep the check engine light off or at least for more than a very short period.
Real CC’s are made with titanium that’s why they get stolen so much. After market is usually an alloy
it'll work if your cat was clogged and you need to get your car back on the road but it absolutely will not keep your check engine light off
@@timothymundy966 That's the truth. I tried using them when they first came to market years ago and they would restore the exhaust flow. In a state like Missouri that was good enough, the cat only has to be in place to pass inspection (except in St. Louis that has an actual emission inspection), it doesn't have to actually function and check engine lights won't keep it from passing the regular state inspection. But I stopped and will only use O.E. stuff anymore and WOW are they proud of them!
you’ve told not one lie! I had the same type of experience… the mechanics convinced me the “universal” was just as good. I ended up failing the emissions and had to wind up buying the one specific for my car
He should’ve bought it to Honda in the first place
I'm always amazed when litigants come to PC with not a stich of actual evidence, but " just their flapping gums".
If i knew i was taking my case to court (especially PC) I would binge watch the program (like i do already) to know what to expect. The plaintiff looked great for court, but thought just a bunch of hearsay and accusations would win the case. 😂😂😂
He provided his own parts!
Honda is scamming him to get OEM parts 😂
He's so shady 😅
The defendant was wise to research the plaintiff.
This is why professions will not install cuatomer provided parts without them signing a disclaimer. Many won't do it at all because they don't have to. I was in business for cose to 50 yrs and i dtopped installing the customers parts long long before i retired. It's really a POS that even ask you to. I decided their business wasn't worth the headaches when i had more work than i could get to.
The plaintiff is getting on my nerves lol just talking out his a**
I’m Not a Boxer 😂😂😂
He’s a scammer! First thing he said was I was not satisfied with the mechanic so I went to another mechanic (the defendant)… I believe that defendant what he says that the plaintiff goes around doing this to other mechanic shops
11:28 Honda are people too thats why they might !! NO ONE SAVES BOXES AFTER SOMEONE BUYS SOMETHING !! I FEEL LIKE THIS GUY IS THE SCAMMER
Wellllll one box i keep for some unknown reason … the box my cell phone came in … in my defense those are some nice boxes lol
Hold up
If I buy parts for something to be fixed, give the parts, and the check engine light comes on, but get a diagnostic test stating I need the same exact parts; to me, that's proof that something wasn't fixed properly. I'm missing something?
P04** codes cycle to naturally be turned off. The shop turning it off is premature and car will trip it on again because it's between cycles.
not necessarily. Could be that the parts given to the mechanic were defective, or more likely wrong.
@@taurussho86 I would presume the MIL wouldn't come on unless the ECU detected a fault. By the way, I'm suspect of that random Denso sensor. Also I bet there's another issue somewhere, but who knows really
The problem is if you bring in your own parts most mechanics won’t guarantee the work. If you buy after market parts the cost is on you if the part fails or doesn’t fit your exact car. But if you allow the mechanics to pick the parts then they have to more or less “insure” the part. And if something goes wrong with that exact repair then they are responsible.
You are absolutely 100% wrong. First of all, never EVER use an aftermarket catalytic converter. They only work about 50% of the time. Catalytic converters have precious metal in them to make them work. That is why they get stolen so often, they are worth quick money at a recycler unless they are aftermarket. A recycler will not buy an aftermarket cat at all, they just say not interested. As far as other parts, I have worked as a mechanic for about 39 year now and the aftermarket has gotten worse every year in quality. I estimate about 10% of new aftermarket parts are defective right out of the box. If you budget shop closer to 40% of those really cheap Ebay parts are defective. They rely on the very low price plus the work to have to prove the part was defective, they usually require a shop to verify it, to stay in business. As a guy who owned a shop for 15 years I refused to let customers supply their own parts unless they signed a statement saying they understood that there was ZERO warranty for the reasons I stated.
If there's smoke, there's fire?😮💨
Maybe he should have inspected the part in the box prior to having someone else install it so you know what your getting. People now a days return "new purchases" with their old parts in the box which is theft. Happens frequent now.
If i am thinking of the right brand , I believe Denso is a honda factory part. At least i have seen denso on some newer Hondas.
Yes deso is oem parts for honda
I have $1,000 worth of tools sitting right here in front of me
The plaintiff is a horrible storyteller 😂
I will never ever understand why people go to court to sue folks without the proof of what they're suing for 😮
honda doesn’t use bosch it’s all denso
The plaintiff has a receipt for certain parts but when honda had to fix the same problem that mechanic did it had 1 other name part in it. Why did he not bring all three parts for proof?? Strange its only 1 part that is extremely clean.
And people wonder why we won't do any repair work with outside sourced parts.
Plaintiff is ridiculous
This is what happens when ignorant people diagnose their car and tell the mechanic what to do and what parts to use. I always warn customers to let me diagnose stuff, in the rare case that they've ignored that it has always cost them more money.
The defendant looked pretty shady to me! Lol!
Why come to court without any evidence to back up your claim?
The defendant said something that I found interesting. He said that the plaintiff had claimed he had just been robbed and wanted an alarm on the car. I wonder if the "robbers" broke the front of the hood. (not sure if car thief's want to chime in) :) That made me think if that was a lie what else the plaintiff would be willing to fib about.
I also wonder if he (plaintiff) went through all the trouble of going to HONDA why they would not give him something in writing confirming that the parts were in fact not brand name.
Finally, in my experience mechanics do know one another, (no matter where they work) so it is feasible that the defendant asked around about the plaintiff, and heard some rumors about him.
I can't listen to this guy.. the plaintiffs communication skills are trash
Some good shops
Some bad shops
It's all on the wheel
Balding Elvis snorting in the courtroom and still falling asleep.
Never buy a service from another brother especially a foreign one, you know that!
I’m a mechanic and never use Bosch on a Japanese car but Denso yes
I brought after market catalytic converter for my 2011 Honda 3 yrs later check engine light on for the same thing. Went to Honda got them to fix it and they said the after market parts won't last as long. Paid 1200 the first time for 2 banks. Now gotta pay 1889.
Like she said yhe cheap comes out expensive.
Sensors are all made by the same company and are the same..... probably a mixup in paxkaging
Holy dude has wicked slap face😮 and open your damn eye! He looks like he's proud or something
He look shifty asf frfr😂🧐😂😂🧐
They have up stream and down stream sensors and more than two of them.
When people talk God they get rushed away pretty quickly
If you use aftermarket parts on a Honda as far as the Catalytic converter and oxygen sensor Is concerned you will get an engine code the plaintiff is wrong so you can buy OEM Honda parts for cheaper than the dealership
Is their something wrong with his eyebrow ?
Interesting ! Surprising ! Suspect !
all in one eyebrow
No, is there something wrong with yours? Just asking.
Both plaintiff and defendant seem to have raised left eyebrows. Maybe it's the lighting or something!
Lmfao, I thought he was coming in snooty with major attitude then I noticed that brow couldn’t come on down. Then I felt like a dick for laughing
If he just paid a guy for a job and that job wasn’t fixed and he has to get that exact job done again somewhere else why shouldn’t he get that money back. The judge never wants to give out higher dollar judgements bc she knows it comes out of her shows budget
The plaintiff has cavar taste with pizza pockets silly
The case nor the plaintiff makes any sense
Exactly
The defendant is making the dumbest face I've ever seen when he walked in!! What was up with his eyebrow....pun intended!!
Botox injected wrong I think.the raised eyebrow and droopy eyelids are results of injected into the wrong muscle.
0:56 🤨
Plaintiff needs someone to show him how to dress!
Def. Evil
The plaintiff is a scammer! 100% he probably does this all around town!! Cars probably a huge piece of junk
And you go to the dealer or to a mechanic that is certified in that brand of car / vehicle
Most reputable mechanics will not install parts you ordered and give to them. This includes car dealerships. They will only install parts that they buy.
The plaintiff is desperate to save some money and thinks he can save himself some money by buying the parts himself and then getting the mechanic to install the parts.
Find a competent mechanic and pay him to do his job right. That is the cheapest way.
I feel for the plantiff but he need to find a solid mechanic and stick with that person
Oxygen center is when you keep letting your gas tank go really low that’s your fault
I think the plaintiff should have recovered the money paid to the defendant. His "repair" didn't fix the problem. Good grief, judge, the standard of proof is preponderance.
But he would need to prove that the dependent installed it wrong as opposed to it was an after market part that didnt work
Why the defendant came in giving the people’s eyebrow 😂 n won’t let that eyebrow reset. Or is it penciled in like that? The people have questions
She is absolutely terrible as a Judge. She don't look at facts. She makes believe a scenario in her head and then abuses her authority to make it look like she's using common sense. People's court used to be the best show and ever since she took over it's been a joke. Bye now. 🤮
Plaintiff is very suspect, he trusts some random person at Honda and not the person that fixed the car? This guy has no case, no evidence, just long winded boring stories
plaintiff looks like a scammer.....
this guy trying to blame everything on this guy and having HONDA fix it. I mean for real?
NEVER EVER...USE AFTERMARKET on certain vehicles/brand of cars. All I bond is German be it Audi or Volkswagen. You always use German / Audi / Volkswagen oil, Any fluids, Any parts!!! That's how you CARE, LOVE a foreign car! Don't ever use aftermarket parts
denso is oem Honda
Harvey’s titles are always wrong.
Plaintiff forgot the code, has all your evidence in the courtroom, or you look stupid. And he did on the estimate from Honda. He did not get one. LOL!
Don’t be that guy. The guy that goes from mechanic to mechanic, gas station to gas station. Until you don’t know who did what. I picked a mechanic a long time ago and take my cars there for everything. Tires, oil changes, brakes and anything else. Any issues it’s one mechanic, I also don’t supply parts either. I let the mechanic supply the parts again any issues with parts it’s on the mechanic.
What's wrong 😕 with the defendant face
Talking about Honda wouldn’t do that yes they will my engine light came on took it to the car dealership told me my engine was bad next day car didn’t work at all anymore
126 miles on it it doesn't leak oil
Start a media site
Court record
Rip off customers
1:20
Did she say soup to nuts? What the hell does that mean?😂
It basically means from beginning to end
Nago jeel 🤭🤫🤣🥸
the judge is on the wrong track. How do we know if the parts he bought were correct?
Another car rip off what a surprise Dudes a new year car or Uber baba buie to everyone
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I have to say this was a ridiculous ruling. I think there was a preponderance of evidence that the plaintiff should have won.
Gotta be careful out here these days because there are scammers literally everywhere! Hard to find and locate anyone you can trust just a little bit if at all.
Absolutely!!
I remember when I was a kid, visiting our relatives in Boston for the first time, 1970s. I went into a store and a sign on the cash register said "In God We Trust, all others pay CASH". That's the American Way. Get yours, screw everyone else. Sadly, Canada has become the same. Glad I'm old.
What wrong with your face.
First 😂😂🎉🎉
First