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Is this a dealership that has a certified technician working on your vehicle?

If this is a hole in the wall place, you really don't know who is doing the work and what they are doing. It sounds like thethey may have screwed up the brake lines or can't figure out how to do the brakes correctly in general. You also need to bleed the brakes on that vehicle with a bi-directional scan tool. The Anti-lock brake system is always active on those and it's just a good practice anyway. If they have a Starscan scan tool, there is a function on the tool for this. Either way, your only options are to:

  • Keep taking it back (If they broke it, they will keep lying).
  • Take it to a dealer and have it inspected for around $100.00
  • Pay a personal reliable technician to give a glance.

The thing with your situation is that, they did the work and now your car doesn't function correctly. However this could be coincidental. Just bad timing or something of that nature. I've done work on interior, watched a customer leave and comeback complaining that now his car is overheating within hours of leaving. That's just really bad timing, but it obviously wasn't my fault if I never even messed with it. So, moral of that story is keep that in mind.

Is this a dealership that has a certified technician working on your vehicle?

If this is a hole in the wall place, you really don't know who is doing the work and what they are doing. It sounds like the may have screwed up the brake lines or can't figure out how to do the brakes correctly in general. You also need to bleed the brakes on that vehicle with a bi-directional scan tool. The Anti-lock brake system is always active on those and it's just a good practice anyway. If they have a Starscan scan tool, there is a function on the tool for this. Either way, your only options are to:

  • Keep taking it back (If they broke it, they will keep lying).
  • Take it to a dealer and have it inspected for around $100.00
  • Pay a personal reliable technician to give a glance.

The thing with your situation is that, they did the work and now your car doesn't function correctly. However this could be coincidental. Just bad timing or something of that nature. I've done work on interior, watched a customer leave and comeback complaining that now his car is overheating within hours of leaving. That's just really bad timing, but it obviously wasn't my fault if I never even messed with it. So, moral of that story is keep that in mind.

Is this a dealership that has a certified technician working on your vehicle?

If this is a hole in the wall place, you really don't know who is doing the work and what they are doing. It sounds like they may have screwed up the brake lines or can't figure out how to do the brakes correctly in general. You also need to bleed the brakes on that vehicle with a bi-directional scan tool. The Anti-lock brake system is always active on those and it's just a good practice anyway. If they have a Starscan scan tool, there is a function on the tool for this. Either way, your only options are to:

  • Keep taking it back (If they broke it, they will keep lying).
  • Take it to a dealer and have it inspected for around $100.00
  • Pay a personal reliable technician to give a glance.

The thing with your situation is that, they did the work and now your car doesn't function correctly. However this could be coincidental. Just bad timing or something of that nature. I've done work on interior, watched a customer leave and comeback complaining that now his car is overheating within hours of leaving. That's just really bad timing, but it obviously wasn't my fault if I never even messed with it. So, moral of that story is keep that in mind.

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cloudnyn3
cloudnyn3
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Is this a dealership that has a certified technician working on your vehicle?

If this is a hole in the wall place, you really don't know who is doing the work and what they are doing. It sounds like the may have screwed up the brake lines or can't figure out how to do the brakes correctly in general. You also need to bleed the brakes on that vehicle with a bi-directional scan tool. The Anti-lock brake system is always active on those and it's just a good practice anyway. If they have a Starscan scan tool, there is a function on the tool for this. Either way, your only options are to:

  • Keep taking it back (If they broke it, they will keep lying).
  • Take it to a dealer and have it inspected for around $100.00
  • Pay a personal reliable technician to give a glance.

The thing with your situation is that, they did the work and now your car doesn't function correctly. However this could be coincidental. Just bad timing or something of that nature. I've done work on interior, watched a customer leave and comeback complaining that now his car is overheating within hours of leaving. That's just really bad timing, but it obviously wasn't my fault if I never even messed with it. So, moral of that story is keep that in mind.