I moved to a different state and use a different dealer. Yes, it was the
dealer I bought the car from. I couldn't believe it when I saw the bill.

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Michael Abbaticchio
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"Brian Nystrom" <brian.nystrom@att.net> wrote in message
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> Michael Abbaticchio wrote:
>
>> Yea... It was for pads only!
>
> That's a major screwing! I'd complain to the dealer. If you bought your
> car there and/or have had it serviced there before, they should be willing
> to refund some of your money if you threaten to take your business
> elsewhere. Regardless, I'd find a good local mechanic for any non-warranty
> work and let the dealer do only what you must have done by them.
>
>> Pissed me off enough to go out and learn myself what the dealers don't
>> want you to know. Basically anyone in reasonable physical condition
>> could change brake pads.
>
> It's really one of the easiest DIY repairs. It's quick and it's difficult
> to screw up.
>