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Old 05-22-2009, 08:09 AM
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Originally Posted by cmbdiesel View Post
Would a leaking exhaust cause an inspection failure? If so, just the pass would indicate that they did something to it.

Otherwise, I would bring it back and politely suggest that it developed a problem between the time you brought it there and when you brought it home. If it is a simple weld job, they might just do it from a customer service perspective, or to avoid any unpleasantness. When I was a shop manager, I would gladly trade a small repair (that the owner believed our shop caused) for a happy customer. Even something I knew was not our fault, I would be willing to repair , if it were a labor only proposition.

they could also say you broke it on the way home. hopefully they will step up.
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