Nissan service center wrecked my car

Rikter · 05-21-2011, 03:44 PM

Chances are it wasn't actually a mechanic that worked on your car but an apprentice or employee waiting for an apprentiship (sp?). Thats how it worked at my old employment. The "kids" did the oil changes while the real mechanics did the real service work that may or may not include an oil change.

flashburn · 05-21-2011, 04:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Rikter

Chances are it wasn't actually a mechanic that worked on your car but an apprentice or employee waiting for an apprentiship (sp?). Thats how it worked at my old employment. The "kids" did the oil changes while the real mechanics did the real service work that may or may not include an oil change.

Not at the dealership I go to for service, only their certified GT-R tech works on my car, even for oil changes.

wh1te370z · 05-26-2011, 03:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Rikter

Chances are it wasn't actually a mechanic that worked on your car but an apprentice or employee waiting for an apprentiship (sp?). Thats how it worked at my old employment. The "kids" did the oil changes while the real mechanics did the real service work that may or may not include an oil change.

I went to school for Automotive and they force you to get a job at a dealer for 1200 hours or something like that. And if you saw some of the kids that worked on cars you would sh!t yourself. I was an assistant tech and they would have me do all the BS work, oil changes, brakes, tires etc. thank goodness im out of that lol.

I am also curious to which dealer it was. I can not find a good dealer no matter how hard i try.

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05-21-2011, 03:44 PM	#1 (permalink)
Rikter Base Member Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Victoria Posts: 51 Drives: Lada Riva Rep Power: 15	Chances are it wasn't actually a mechanic that worked on your car but an apprentice or employee waiting for an apprentiship (sp?). Thats how it worked at my old employment. The "kids" did the oil changes while the real mechanics did the real service work that may or may not include an oil change.