Exactly.
Dealer said ‘there’s no compression on cylinder x’ according to tweets
JHM employee looks at the car and sees theres a fuel delivery problem. Reconnects it. Car drives fine.
Dealership made an incorrect diagnosis, and tweets is clinging to it. If it was making 0 compression in cylinder x the owner wouldn’t drive the car 20 feet. He’s a man of means who is not going to do something stupid.
So, tweets is now faced with the realisation that he took a piece of incorrect information, and looks like an asshole for it.
What does he say?
[quote=teetS4estate]The other Point you make about the car and the dealership is wrong according to the dealer documentation that anyone can access if they have the vin and go to a dealership. It left with the problem. I never said it wasn’t fixed by Kurt or JHM (the car was shipped to JHM soon after. All I’ve ever said is according to the service records it left with 0 comp in a specific cylinder.
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Whoa…big change in his story. Now he’s saying that the engine was blown and blew out a cylinder…and somehow Kurt showed up and fixed it and it drove out of there? What…did Kurt bring a new engine on his back? (If you’ve seen him, he probably could, but he didn’t in this case). No clearly the dealer misdiagnosis was on the report, then Kurt fixed it and the car left. It was then sent to california as planned for a built motor when the client went on his winter vacation, again, as planned.
So clearly teetS4estate is struggling and realises he is trapped. What is his next post?
[quote]This petty arguing is idiotic. All of you JHM/AR guys can have this thread.
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He is running for the hills.