XJ8 Tail light problem
My 2001 xj8 has had the passenger taillight out for sometime now and ive taken it to the local european shop recently and while it was there i asked about it, they gave me a bunch of crap how hard it is to fix? and costly? is it really that bad or are they just trying to scam me into paying to much for something cheap?
Did they diagnose the issue, or just tell you how hard it was going to be? Most service shops don't understand the electrics/electronics in today's cars any better then they understand world politics. Please, don't flame me... there are exceptions.
And i understand politics, world finance, the stock market, parenting, (although as a single parent with 3 teens i wonder at times)
Let's not play the flame the dealer game.
Yes, these cars are complicated. Yes, it takes expensive equipment to fix them. yes....
Yes, these cars are complicated. Yes, it takes expensive equipment to fix them. yes....
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Which is why the question was asked - did they truly diagnose the issue or just suggest a level of difficulty (as is implied in the original post.)
And yes, they are complex machines... which is why, often, the small mom and pop repair shop may be out of their league when it comes to the electronics. Sorry if I was painting a bit too broadly with my brush.
And, the watch I wear on my wrist contains a more sophisticated computer than that used in the lunar lander.
I will still contend that it is impossible for anyone to FULLY understand world politics.
And yes, they are complex machines... which is why, often, the small mom and pop repair shop may be out of their league when it comes to the electronics. Sorry if I was painting a bit too broadly with my brush.
And, the watch I wear on my wrist contains a more sophisticated computer than that used in the lunar lander.
I will still contend that it is impossible for anyone to FULLY understand world politics.
Last edited by QuadManiac; Dec 9, 2009 at 01:08 PM.
So exactly how are we supposed to know what they did, how they did it or what their intentions are? Why not ask the "local european shop" those questions. In the mean time, check the bulb and the wiring harness near the right hinge.
the wiring for the tail lights does not run through this spot. The plate lamps, trunk release, trunk interior lights do though.
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