>Dear moron, like I said before, I no longer have time to know anything
>about my cars other than how to drive them.
>Yes, this does come with a price as you may wind up paying for services
>not needed for your car. You seem to have a view that if a customer is
>not an auto expert, it's perfectly OK to screw him a bit. I guess many
>mechanics try to do this and it's a damn shame. In the long term, you
>can make much more money doing honest work IMHO....
>I do miss working on my cars, but with all the computers and fuel
>injectors these days, the only thing I'd be able to do is change oil
>(once I find the plug :-(   ).