Czy wolisz polską wersję strony elektroda?
Nie, dziękuję Przekieruj mnie tamDaro122 wrote:Szymitsu21's colleague means responsibility for the work done, so according to the court battles, the workshop should do everything it is necessary not to expose the client to losses, in this case it should replace the complete timing. It doesn't matter that he was replaced two weeks ago. If something goes wrong and the case is based on a court, the workshop will bear all the costs associated with it. It doesn't matter that he didn't want to shave you, then you say you weren't aware and the workshop can't say that.
Daro122 wrote:Szymitsu21's colleague means responsibility for the work done, so according to the court battles, the workshop should do everything it is necessary not to expose the client to losses, in this case it should replace the complete timing. It doesn't matter that he was replaced two weeks ago. If something goes wrong and the case is based on a court, the workshop will bear all the costs associated with it. It doesn't matter that he didn't want to shave you, then you say you weren't aware and the workshop can't say that.
szymitsu21 wrote:Daro122 wrote:Szymitsu21's colleague means responsibility for the work done, so according to the court battles, the workshop should do everything it is necessary not to expose the client to losses, in this case it should replace the complete timing. It doesn't matter that he was replaced two weeks ago. If something goes wrong and the case is based on a court, the workshop will bear all the costs associated with it. It doesn't matter that he didn't want to shave you, then you say you weren't aware and the workshop can't say that.
And everything about ...
And an example? someone puts to me before the timing I will make the heads and then in a month the tensioner pin will come out, and I will not tell the customer that it is the fault of the predecessor because it makes me laugh ,,, That is why everything is done according to art which unfortunately costs.
sly_1978 wrote:szymitsu21 wrote:Daro122 wrote:Szymitsu21's colleague means responsibility for the work done, so according to the court battles, the workshop should do everything it is necessary not to expose the client to losses, in this case it should replace the complete timing. It doesn't matter that he was replaced two weeks ago. If something goes wrong and the case is based on a court, the workshop will bear all the costs associated with it. It doesn't matter that he didn't want to shave you, then you say you weren't aware and the workshop can't say that.
And everything about ...
And an example? someone puts to me before the timing I will make the heads and then in a month the tensioner pin will come out, and I will not tell the customer that it is the fault of the predecessor because it makes me laugh ,,, That is why everything is done according to art which unfortunately costs.
And every time you repair the head, you install a new timing gear, as when, for example, replacing the gearbox, you install a new clutch? Let's not go crazy.
szymitsu21 wrote:
And an example? someone puts to me before the timing I will make the heads and then in a month the tensioner pin will come out, and I will not tell the customer that it is the fault of the predecessor because it makes me laugh ,,, That is why everything is done according to art which unfortunately costs.
szymitsu21 psooya wrote:Still pay VAT and income taxes, subtract parts, liquid and oil and you can earn PLN 300 or less. If you have no costs, it is poor and if you rent premises you will not eat. The market is broken. You can keep clean and pour old liquid or oil but it makes no sense.
Gentlemen on crusaders with their own barns in the villages not paying taxes fit the market and then everywhere is too expensive.
