Repair Mistakes & Blunders!

[RockAuto]

We are looking for some good "Repair Mistake & Blunder" true stories to feature in the RockAuto newsletter (we know you have some)! Tell us about your most infamous auto repair blunder or unconventional fix. Use your woe to help others avoid similar mistakes or share off-the-wall solutions that worked ... at least for a while!

Please e-mail your story to [email protected]. Include your mailing address and let us know if you would like a RockAuto T-shirt (please let us know your shirt size) or Hat if we publish your story. See the T-shirts and Hats by looking under the "Tools & Universal Parts" tab in the RockAuto.com online catalog.

The story will be credited using only your first name and your vague geographic location (state, province, country, continent, etc.) so you can remain semi-anonymous!

Read the latest "Repair Mistake & Blunder" story in our current newsletter : http://www.rockauto.com/Newsletter/?a=2017forum#blunder

Enjoy (and learn how to avoid) even more "Repair Mistakes & Blunders" in the newsletter archives: http://www.rockauto.com/Newsletter/A...ml?a=2017forum

[martiscore]

I own a repair shop, so I have some good stories to tell. However, I think the most irresponsible is this one. We used to be doing our business the old fashioned way. We wrote everything in the book and did the positioning of the pieces and accounting by ourselves. One day my car broke a little. I needed some LEDs and spent around 6 hours looking for them in the shop. I knew we had bought some, but I couldn't check whether we sold all of them or not. After that, I decided to digitalize the business and asked https://autoleap.com to develop software.