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SIX wrote:Impatient karma has paid off !!!! I took it to north east who were able to tell me that nothing was wrong with the engine its was a broken keyless entry antenna and the car should be fixed and they will give me a loan car too ... Sooo alls happy ;D
I didn't take that much of a risk as I had already drove the car home from Westlakes blvd home where it had happenedSeffy wrote:[quote:81e6dfacc7=SIX]Impatient karma has paid off !!!! I took it to north east who were able to tell me that nothing was wrong with the engine its was a broken keyless entry antenna and the car should be fixed and they will give me a loan car too ... Sooo alls happy ;D[/quote:81e6dfacc7] You sure took a hell of a risk man, nice to know nothing went wrong on your trip and glad to hear youre getting a loan car for the time being. What car are you being loaned?
today has cost me nothingTrojanHorse wrote:The thing with that is, ok so that can/will be fixed and the service light will be gone. Thats great news in itself, however, the whole thing could be written off yet so its not really worth getting the above done until you, again, hear from the assessor. So wait!!! No point spending money on a car that can no longer be used!
and I will be rolling it a fully sick Suzuki alto ;D
TrojanHorse wrote:Yes but I assume to fix it is going to cost you money isnt it? So no point paying to have that fixed if the assessor is going to write it off, thats just a waste, wouldnt you agree?
lol yeah wings of fury Annie and I have called her poxyjonno2012es wrote:Wow, youre rocking a whole 1.0ltr 3cyl of unbridaled FURY! lol.
SIX wrote:[quote:def410b6cd=TrojanHorse]Yes but I assume to fix it is going to cost you money isnt it? So no point paying to have that fixed if the assessor is going to write it off, thats just a waste, wouldnt you agree?[/quote:def410b6cd] No none of this accident will cost me anything because I was rear ended mean hes 100% at fault he will be paying everything I wont be out of pocket
Could have figured out the error yourself easily. hehehe
TrojanHorse wrote:From the above comments, I assume you are already booked in to get the service error problem fixed before the assessor has even looked at the car. Hence, the money will be coming out of your own pocket in the mean time yes? Good luck getting that back from the guys insurer if its already fixed before theyve seen and assessed it. I highly doubt they will pay out for it, theyre not just going to take your word that is was damaged. You might have some luck if you show them the receipt and they can see the repair was done after the crash date but whos to say that it wasnt faulty before and youve gone and got it fixed in the mean time and are now claiming it was part of the crash? Thats how they will look at it I would dare say... Hence why you should leave the car as is until they have assessed it. If it can be fixed, it will be fixed, including that. Patience man, gosh Ive never seen anything like it! Sorry I dont mean to sound harsh but i really think youre gonna end up shafting yourself trying to do it your way and jump the gun instead of just waiting for the process to happen as it should. We all get that its ur car that you love, that you just want it back in one piece and that its an inconvenience having it off the road but a couple of weeks is not the end of the world nor is it forever, no matter how much it might feel like it now.
SIX wrote:[quote:89160c53db=TrojanHorse]The thing with that is, ok so that can/will be fixed and the service light will be gone. Thats great news in itself, however, the whole thing could be written off yet so its not really worth getting the above done until you, again, hear from the assessor. So wait!!! No point spending money on a car that can no longer be used![/quote:89160c53db] today has cost me nothing
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