Posted by robgIN on September 20, 2017 at 18:50:18 from (198.89.240.124):
In Reply to: Totally OT and a rant posted by Adirondack case guy on September 20, 2017 at 17:54:34:
It does say on the bill they replaced both right and left hubs, which means they didn't bother to diagnose which one was actually the bad one. They did hose you on the part cost in my mind, if it was aftermarket part,I would make them mark it down. The part called solenoid is probably the fuel tank vent solenoid, a common failure on GMs.Sometimes you have to use an adapter harness because the new part is a revised part and has a different plug, that may be the other part listed but I would ask for clarification on that. I don't know their labor rate but that EVAP repair shouldn't have been more than 1.5 hrs charge and the hubs are probably 1 hour apiece, maybe 1.2 book time so it looks like they could cut that bill quite a bit and still be making a fair living without pounding you quite so hard. So yeah I would have a little chat with the service manager.
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