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@Yeobh usually those are made in Taiwan or China Socket..Socket for Spark Plugs..best use KTC brand from Japan..it's Magnet very good.

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Just to provide some closure to the Jammed nut issue.

I contacted the shop and showed the pictures. They then asked for my car plate and how much i paid for the repair which was $40. They were gracious enough to say that they will pay half, but also mentioned that the thread pitch is 1.25 thus quite easy to mess up. the reason they said they couldn't pay in full was because the tires were installed in July2021. Not sure why it mattered as i also had no reason to remove the rims until now, when it was due for a 10k km rotation.

In any case, at least they bothered to answer and own up and paid me. So there was a pretty decent service recovery, i was not expecting them to offer to pay at all.

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16 hours ago, Mkl22 said:

Just to provide some closure to the Jammed nut issue.

I contacted the shop and showed the pictures. They then asked for my car plate and how much i paid for the repair which was $40. They were gracious enough to say that they will pay half, but also mentioned that the thread pitch is 1.25 thus quite easy to mess up. the reason they said they couldn't pay in full was because the tires were installed in July2021. Not sure why it mattered as i also had no reason to remove the rims until now, when it was due for a 10k km rotation.

In any case, at least they bothered to answer and own up and paid me. So there was a pretty decent service recovery, i was not expecting them to offer to pay at all.

Glad you found your happy ending... Haha... 

And good of the workshop to resolve this minor issue. I can think of 10 other workshops that will be evasive and try to pick a fight with the customer over such trivial matters... 

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Usually, how good or bad a shop is, depends on $$$.

If they acknowledge their fault and/or return some/all $$$, then likely it's called a good shop.

If they don't ack or refuse to return $$$, then they are a bad shop. [laugh]

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1 hour ago, Kb27 said:

Usually, how good or bad a shop is, depends on $$$.

If they acknowledge their fault and/or return some/all $$$, then likely it's called a good shop.

If they don't ack or refuse to return $$$, then they are a bad shop. [laugh]

I’m sure you also have had your fair shares of incidents over the years with change batteries. 🤣
 

 

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26 minutes ago, Mkl22 said:

I’m sure you also have had your fair shares of incidents over the years with change batteries. 🤣
 

 

Yeap, usually the ignorant, who left their lights on, or something in the car discharge the battery flat, cannot start their car, wants to claim warranty.

I always explain upfront what is warranty, but some of them won't listen. Then there will be a dispute. One of them threaten to take me to court. But never heard from him since.

Some shops will just replace that flat battery to avoid confrontation and bcum a "good" shop. So what do you think happened to that battery ? It will be charged and sold to the next customer.

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8 minutes ago, Kb27 said:

Yeap, usually the ignorant, who left their lights on, or something in the car discharge the battery flat, cannot start their car, wants to claim warranty.

I always explain upfront what is warranty, but some of them won't listen. Then there will be a dispute. One of them threaten to take me to court. But never heard from him since.

Hahaha. Only idiots will say court court court. Only idiots do not know that not going to court can buy them batteries to last the next 10-20years, if not for the rest of their lives. 
oh well. 

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Supercharged

Got broken wheel stud. Can recommend a place in or near AMK that can replace it? Tyre shop able to do? Thanks.

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On 8/21/2023 at 10:45 AM, Kklim said:

Got broken wheel stud. Can recommend a place in or near AMK that can replace it? Tyre shop able to do? Thanks.

Most tyre shop dun do.

Need go workshop.

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On 8/21/2023 at 10:45 AM, Kklim said:

Got broken wheel stud. Can recommend a place in or near AMK that can replace it? Tyre shop able to do? Thanks.

Stud(male thread)most Japanese Car,can easily be replace.

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On 3/18/2022 at 2:58 PM, Kb27 said:

One of them threaten to take me to court. But never heard from him since.

Its the

I sue you, I sue you brigade.

All talk but never go to court!

In SG all the idiots like to shout

I sue you, I sue you!

I have never in my life said

I sue you, I sue you!

:D

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On 8/21/2023 at 1:25 PM, Jamesc said:

Its the

I sue you, I sue you brigade.

All talk but never go to court!

In SG all the idiots like to shout

I sue you, I sue you!

I have never in my life said

I sue you, I sue you!

:D

Aiyah .... learn from the americans lah .... only they will shoot first .......so we are left with the other alternative ........ sue sue sue ........ some say sue until pants drop :grin:

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On 8/21/2023 at 1:19 PM, ER-3682 said:

Stud(male thread)most Japanese Car,can easily be replace.

Just had it replaced at Sin Ming Auto City

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On a blog dedicated to automobile maintenance, I discovered an article on an effective rust converter to protect stel. This product is promoted with a 5% discount on every purchase using the promo code “GIFT5”. In a personal story, the author shares his experiene with stuck tires and how the workshop managed to remove them, despite minor damag. This led the author to consider replacin all the nuts, as they are old ad prone to rust.

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