Me: "How much would it be to bleed the clutch line?"

Them: "What kind of car?"

Me: "350z, 2005"

Them: "You can't even bleed the clutch on those. It doesn't have any adjustments or anything"


Me: "Of course you can bleed the clutch. It is a hydraulic clutch. I have a copy of the service manual right in front of me, open to the page about how to bleed the clutch line. I'd bleed it myself but I don't have a good jack at home."

Them: Hold on... *on hold* ... hello? Well, why would you want to bleed it anyway? You're looking at about $50, 1/2 hour labor.
(at least he didn't try to overcharge me too much on labor...)

After that I immediately went to harbor freight and picked up a low profile jack and jack stands. *** the dealer, I don't think I'm ever going to let them touch my car again.

 

lol...yea some (most) dealers dont know anything.....I would only goto performance nissan if i had too.

 

lol, yah for 50 bucks you can get a pretty good craftsman jack and jack stands when they are on sale