Date: Fri, 11 Oct 2002 17:09:12 +0100 From: Grunff <grunffnopsam.com> Subject: Re: SAAB & dealers - who is responsible?
Louis Cornelio wrote: >>Given the age of the car, I doubt you'll have any luck. To be honest, my >>view is that it was your fault anyway. When I buy a car with a belt, I >>change the belt. End of story. I don't trust anyone else to have done it >>in the past. > > > Had I known it was such a CRUCIAL thing, I would have done so. But I > only drive cars, just like computers, I dont know much about the > mechanics. Besides if you take something to the DEALER one assumes they > do the work. It seems you are saying everyone must be their own mechanic > in the SAAB world......... Not just in the Saab world, but in the world as a whole. If you take the approach "I only drive it, I don't know or want to know how it works", you will come across similar problems all over the place, cars, computers, washing machines, etc. etc. Why do people expect to be able to use technology and become totally reliant on it for their day to day existence without learning the absolute basics about the technology? And yes, cambelts are part of the absolute basics - they are part of regular maintenance. -- Grunff
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