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Re: 2002 Tundra (Glenn)
$127 bucks for a Throttle body cleaning, air filter, and a state
inspection. Not bad but there's something that makes me question a moral
issue.
Service advisor comes back to tell me an o2 sensor needed to be replaced
and that the sensor is stripped out that it needed a new manifold. This
is the 2nd time in history that it has happened. The last time it was
the right side.. this time it was the left side.
They installed an oxygen sensor kit, manifold Sub-assy, gasket, exhaust
mani, gasket,exhaust pipe, nuts and locks.. All totalling over $1,300
bucks. Now, I didn't pay a penny for all this, but it makes me wonder if
they're sticking it to the warranty companies just like doctors stick it
to the insurance companies which ultimately is a small contributing
factor to higher insurance rates.
Sure, I can just shrug my shoulders and say.. "so what". Can this more
common than we know?
P.S. The last time it was the exact same thing of them having to replace
the manifold and o2 sensor.
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