SoCalCivicSI
Car Addict
- First Name
- Jerry
- Joined
- Oct 13, 2018
- Threads
- 10
- Messages
- 299
- Reaction score
- 174
- Vehicle(s)
- 2018 Aegean Blue Civic SI, 2006 2.4 5 Speed EX Accord Sedan, 1973 Ford Ranchero 500, 351 C with 73 Boss 351 block and internals, Holley 750, Edelbrock manifold
The problem is when you sue someone you have to show how you were damaged.
If there's no proof of damage theres no case.
You would need a clutch expert to testify that the way the car was driven damaged the clutch and what dollar amount it cost you......hard to prove.
Whenever I take my car in for service ANYWHERE I always do a walk around the car with the service writer and make him note that there's no damage or note any damage that is present.......AND I note the mileage when I drop it off.
If when I pick it up it's more than a couple mile test drive then I can complain.
If there's no proof of damage theres no case.
You would need a clutch expert to testify that the way the car was driven damaged the clutch and what dollar amount it cost you......hard to prove.
Whenever I take my car in for service ANYWHERE I always do a walk around the car with the service writer and make him note that there's no damage or note any damage that is present.......AND I note the mileage when I drop it off.
If when I pick it up it's more than a couple mile test drive then I can complain.
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