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Old 11-03-2021, 06:59 PM   #1
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Why don’t you take it back to the shop and let them correct whatever is wrong?

I see many posts like this, one having work done at a shop then trying to figure out what they did wrong and fix them on his own… if one can work on it, why not DYI in the first place?

I guess you don’t feel like going back to them based on such poor job done but hope they make it right for you one way or the other.
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Old 11-03-2021, 09:48 PM   #2
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After the cost, time, effort, and trust put into the mechanical repairs, and their complete lack of competence in an important number of tasks, I cannot allow the restorer to repair the car. All of my metric tools are hundreds of miles away in storage with my large collection of cars. I normally do all maintenance and mechanical repairs on all of my vehicles, but I will usually maintain professional services on a vehicle with only professional service history. The reason for seeking the opinion of one familiar with Boxster rear brakes is so that I can properly correct whatever the restorer has undone. It was simply a matter of convenience, especially during the global pandemic lockdown when the car was delivered to the shop. I would have done the brskes myself had I any inkling of incompetence. Owners ship their cars and trucks globally to this restorer, so I trusted the " one stop shop" to my detriment. First time ever.
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