My Car Was Broken Into

BurningDoom
Monday, January 12, 2015 2:53:46 PM

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So my car was broken into. At the car shop. Took out the side paneling on the door, tore apart my center console, stole my stereo and CD collection, and left a screwdriver jammed in my ignition.

The car has full coverage, so it's not so bad. But about 100 CDs out of my collection are now gone, we're down a car for who knows how long, and my deductible goes up. Lucky me.

And we just paid $1200 for a heater core replacement.

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Monday, January 12, 2015 3:27:48 PM

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Yikes! That sucks, dude. Praying the situation gets resolved for you quickly.

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Monday, January 12, 2015 3:28:03 PM

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Bro, that sucks. I'm sorry that happened to you. Is the car shop liable for anything since it was in their care when it happened?

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Monday, January 12, 2015 3:28:52 PM

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Ooh, that's a tough one, my friend.

Why does your deductible go up, that makes no sense. What's the deal with the car shop? Aren't they liable for that sort of thing?

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Monday, January 12, 2015 3:29:49 PM

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MoonKnight1 wrote:

Why does your deductible go up, that makes no sense.

+1. It's not like you were in an accident or that this was your fault.

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BurningDoom
Monday, January 12, 2015 3:44:21 PM

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Because it's insurance and they're crooks. It's often not your fault in an accident either, hence the word "accident".

And no, our own insurance (full coverage) told us that it's no different getting broke into at the shop than it is at home. I would've thought they'd be liable, as well.

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Monday, January 12, 2015 3:54:11 PM

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BurningDoom wrote:

Because it's insurance and they're crooks. It's often not your fault in an accident either, hence the word "accident".

And no, our own insurance (full coverage) told us that it's no different getting broke into at the shop than it is at home. I would've thought they'd be liable, as well.

Doom, do you still have list of CDs I was getting rid of?

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Monday, January 12, 2015 3:55:02 PM

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pottersan wrote:

BurningDoom wrote:

Because it's insurance and they're crooks. It's often not your fault in an accident either, hence the word "accident".

And no, our own insurance (full coverage) told us that it's no different getting broke into at the shop than it is at home. I would've thought they'd be liable, as well.

Doom, do you still have list of CDs I was getting rid of?

If so, let me know if you need any replacements...for free of course....

Thanks for the offer. But you've already done more than enough to make up for that situation. You're quite generous.

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Monday, January 12, 2015 5:10:31 PM

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Wow! That's super sh!ty, man! You didn't back up your collection digitally? Also, who's your insurance company? they sound extremely crappy!

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Monday, January 12, 2015 8:44:18 PM

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BurningDoom wrote:

So my car was broken into. At the car shop. Took out the side paneling on the door, tore apart my center console, stole my stereo and CD collection, and left a screwdriver jammed in my ignition.

The car has full coverage, so it's not so bad. But about 100 CDs out of my collection are now gone, we're down a car for who knows how long, and my deductible goes up. Lucky me.

And we just paid $1200 for a heater core replacement.

— feeling (banned) off.

Sucks Nate, but two things...

1. 100 CDs in your car? Jeebus man. I haven't carried a CD in my car in years. Time to invest in a stereo with a USB or iPod jack.

2. $1200 for a heater core replacement? What kind of car do you drive?

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Tuesday, January 13, 2015 12:09:47 AM

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Any way you can list the cd's that went walk about? If I have any I will put them on a flash drive and mail it out for ya.

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Tuesday, January 13, 2015 7:07:40 AM

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SpidermanGeek wrote:

BurningDoom wrote:

So my car was broken into. At the car shop. Took out the side paneling on the door, tore apart my center console, stole my stereo and CD collection, and left a screwdriver jammed in my ignition.

The car has full coverage, so it's not so bad. But about 100 CDs out of my collection are now gone, we're down a car for who knows how long, and my deductible goes up. Lucky me.

And we just paid $1200 for a heater core replacement.

— feeling (banned) off.

Sucks Nate, but two things...

1. 100 CDs in your car? Jeebus man. I haven't carried a CD in my car in years. Time to invest in a stereo with a USB or iPod jack.

2. $1200 for a heater core replacement? What kind of car do you drive?

right? they scammed you hard bro. i did mine in my truck my self for like 400 bucks or something like that a few years back.

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Tuesday, January 13, 2015 8:28:28 AM

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fenix1977 wrote:

Any way you can list the cd's that went walk about? If I have any I will put them on a flash drive and mail it out for ya.

+1

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Tuesday, January 13, 2015 8:37:49 AM

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SuperSoldier124 wrote:

SpidermanGeek wrote:

BurningDoom wrote:

So my car was broken into. At the car shop. Took out the side paneling on the door, tore apart my center console, stole my stereo and CD collection, and left a screwdriver jammed in my ignition.

The car has full coverage, so it's not so bad. But about 100 CDs out of my collection are now gone, we're down a car for who knows how long, and my deductible goes up. Lucky me.

And we just paid $1200 for a heater core replacement.

— feeling (banned) off.

Sucks Nate, but two things...

1. 100 CDs in your car? Jeebus man. I haven't carried a CD in my car in years. Time to invest in a stereo with a USB or iPod jack.

2. $1200 for a heater core replacement? What kind of car do you drive?

right? they scammed you hard bro. i did mine in my truck my self for like 400 bucks or something like that a few years back.

Heater core went out on my 1998 Dodge Neon a while back. Shops were quoting me about $850. Friend of mine has a shop he runs out of his garage, and he did it for $550.

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Tuesday, January 13, 2015 9:10:03 AM

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padreglcc wrote:

fenix1977 wrote:

Any way you can list the cd's that went walk about? If I have any I will put them on a flash drive and mail it out for ya.

+1

I don't know if our musical tastes overlap much Nate, but if I can help replace some CD's I would be glad to help. Post a list and I'll see what I have.

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Tuesday, January 13, 2015 9:39:17 AM

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BurningDoom wrote:

pottersan wrote:

BurningDoom wrote:

Because it's insurance and they're crooks. It's often not your fault in an accident either, hence the word "accident".

And no, our own insurance (full coverage) told us that it's no different getting broke into at the shop than it is at home. I would've thought they'd be liable, as well.

Doom, do you still have list of CDs I was getting rid of?

If so, let me know if you need any replacements...for free of course....

Thanks for the offer. But you've already done more than enough to make up for that situation. You're quite generous.

Natedog,

You would actually be helping ME by getting rid of these!

I already copied them and would love to find them a good home....

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Tuesday, January 13, 2015 11:10:40 AM

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SuperSoldier124 wrote:

SpidermanGeek wrote:

BurningDoom wrote:

So my car was broken into. At the car shop. Took out the side paneling on the door, tore apart my center console, stole my stereo and CD collection, and left a screwdriver jammed in my ignition.

The car has full coverage, so it's not so bad. But about 100 CDs out of my collection are now gone, we're down a car for who knows how long, and my deductible goes up. Lucky me.

And we just paid $1200 for a heater core replacement.

— feeling (banned) off.

Sucks Nate, but two things...

1. 100 CDs in your car? Jeebus man. I haven't carried a CD in my car in years. Time to invest in a stereo with a USB or iPod jack.

2. $1200 for a heater core replacement? What kind of car do you drive?

right? they scammed you hard bro. i did mine in my truck my self for like 400 bucks or something like that a few years back.

2004 Dodge Neon. It's not the part that cost so much, it was the labor. They had to take apart my entire dash and the top half of my motor to get to it.

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Tuesday, January 13, 2015 11:47:47 AM

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BurningDoom wrote:

SuperSoldier124 wrote:

SpidermanGeek wrote:

BurningDoom wrote:

So my car was broken into. At the car shop. Took out the side paneling on the door, tore apart my center console, stole my stereo and CD collection, and left a screwdriver jammed in my ignition.

The car has full coverage, so it's not so bad. But about 100 CDs out of my collection are now gone, we're down a car for who knows how long, and my deductible goes up. Lucky me.

And we just paid $1200 for a heater core replacement.

— feeling (banned) off.

Sucks Nate, but two things...

1. 100 CDs in your car? Jeebus man. I haven't carried a CD in my car in years. Time to invest in a stereo with a USB or iPod jack.

2. $1200 for a heater core replacement? What kind of car do you drive?

right? they scammed you hard bro. i did mine in my truck my self for like 400 bucks or something like that a few years back.

2004 Dodge Neon. It's not the part that cost so much, it was the labor. They had to take apart my entire dash and the top half of my motor to get to it.

Had the same problem with an 78 Mustang. Had to take the hood off, the engine block out, and rip apart half the dash to get to the core. Fortunately, I had a mechanic in my dad's church volunteer to help me.

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Tuesday, January 13, 2015 12:37:26 PM

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BurningDoom wrote:

2004 Dodge Neon. It's not the part that cost so much, it was the labor. They had to take apart my entire dash and the top half of my motor to get to it.

Yeah, just looked on youtube. Dodge engineering at its finest.

Taking the dash apart is one thing, but on this particular car you need to completely take the dash out, including the steering column and steel crossbrace. WTF? **facepalm**

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Wednesday, January 14, 2015 7:38:35 AM

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SpidermanGeek wrote:

BurningDoom wrote:

2004 Dodge Neon. It's not the part that cost so much, it was the labor. They had to take apart my entire dash and the top half of my motor to get to it.

Yeah, just looked on youtube. Dodge engineering at its finest.

Taking the dash apart is one thing, but on this particular car you need to completely take the dash out, including the steering column and steel crossbrace. WTF? **facepalm**

yeah my trucks a 2000 ram 1500... my dash is broke all to hell when i replaced it. dodge has the better truck but yeah the dash (banned) me off

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