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Originally Posted by Nicorutella
So they said all the engine noise is the high pressure fuel pump which is total bs. It legit sounds like the engine rebuild went wrong and pistons are rubbing cylinder walls. I go to the dealer to see my car. I ran in the back to see what was going on before i talked to my service manager and i see this....
I did not tell the service rep that i saw this and i ask him so what are you doing to my car now? He says just replacing the high pressure fuel pump. So knowing what i saw i said are you sure thats it? He goes yes that is all. So anyone that knows this car will kno that you do not remove the engine to replace a high pressure fuel pump!
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I honestly hate going to the dealer so much, how can they all be so clueless? I wish independent shops could do warranty work, but the dealer would be out of business in a day probably. I have some engine problems too and my car has been at 2 dealers for 5 days total and they can't even diagnose the problem, which my car makes a knocking sound at start up. I was seriously thinking of just getting my car repaired professionally at a good local shop, but when a short block is involved or even worse, that is a good bit of money, so it's really a difficult situation.
Hopefully they know how to put the engine back in there! Idiots!