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05-05-2006, 07:52 AM
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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Guildford, NSW
Posts: 683
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Hi all - I need some info on management at Thomson Ford in Parramatta, New South Wales. I had a brake service done and I don't believe that it was done right and to the procedures listed in the Falcon/Fairmont service manual. The burning smell and noise from the rear brakes still persists and in fact I know it wasn't done. The reason I know it wasn't done is because the wheels have locknuts on and I had the key !!
I did not realise when I picked up the car that the wheels had to be removed to do the job properly - didn't have a service manual then  : To make a long story short I need to know the Dealer Principal's name and also the Service Manager's name at Thomson Ford. Anyone know :rolleyes:
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BF Fairmont Ghia MKII 2007 Fairmont Ghia MkII. Ego in colour 4 litre 6 Cylinder, ZF 6 speed transmission. Bolle Window Tint - fitted by Tint a Car PWR Heat Exchanger, PWR Auto Transmission Oil Cooler - No milkshakes in this car. After market DRL. Custom fitted gauge holder with three gauges - Stav of Stingray Car Security. 
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