“Unearthed Secrets: Mechanic’s Routine Repairs Reveal Hidden Treasures and Unexplained Mysteries”
However, it seems the customer didn’t see it that way and got into a screaming match with the shop’s service writer. Why? Because it was running when it got there. If they were implying that the employees had something to do with this, their explanation for how is undoubtedly “interesting.”
They’re going to have flashbacks about this one
When Reddit user jdnraw saw this Toyota CH-R come in for a rear bumper replacement, they were horrified to learn that this was the least of the car’s problems. Although they had no idea who was responsible for these previous repairs, they could only describe them as “straight butchery.”
It’s easy to see what they mean with so many all-but-exposed parts barely staying in place here, but one aspect of this mess was particularly demoralizing for a professional to see. They said, “Who in the Lord’s name tack welds a fuel door on?”
That really can’t be safe
When the customer who owns this vehicle pulled in, they reportedly complained that their car feels like it’s going through an earthquake whenever they brake. And considering that these rotors were worn down to little pegs when the mechanic had a look, it didn’t take long to solve the mystery as to why that was.
As for what on Earth happened here, Reddit user the_dunc_’s theory is that the customer left the car sitting around for long enough that the rotors rusted. Once that happened, either they or someone they were unfortunate enough to trust used a grinder to wear away the surface rust. Needless to say, that decision had some consequences.
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