Casey Liss

What ended up happening was, in short, nothing good.

And the service person who spent the most time with it, and these are people, they were like calling tech support from the manufacturer and trying to decode all these codes and they couldn't, they're hooking up all sorts of diagnostic equipment.

Nobody could figure out what the problem was.

Eventually, this person recommended a major kind of servicing, reinstallation, like disassembling a bunch of things, cleaning them out, testing all the lines again, doing the vacuum, all this like a ton of work.

And listeners, I don't know how much a new Honda Accord costs today, but I think I probably could have bought one for the amount of money that I had to spend on this.

And then at the end of it, he said, I still can't get it working right.

I recommend full replacement.

And I'm like...

I, you know, gobsmacked, but I'm like, well, I mean, what else can I do?

And I called, I called like some of the previous people and I, and I kind of ran it by.

I'm like, Hey, I have this guy telling me this.

Does that sound right to you?

Cause you've also seen the system.

And they also said, hate to say it, but yeah.

So I'm like, crap.

Um, so I, I told the guy, all right, fine.

Make me a proposal.

Let's, let's see what you got for full replacement.

And then he ghosted me completely.

That was October.