Hello, if I take my car to the dealership for a diagnostic is that fee covered or do I have to pay for it? I feel like my car struggles or jerks while i am pressing the gas maybe a transmission problem? the screen on my vehicle also has completely shut off on me and hand full of times. so if I get it diagnosed and they can not find anything wrong with it do I have to pay the diagnostic fee?
What makes this problem better or worse?
worse when i am on the highway and go up in speed like over 60mph
How long has your 2015 Nissan Juke had this problem?
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In the real world - of business - you are financially responsible for whatever services that are rendered to you upon your request - unless it is previously documented to be otherwise..
Diagnostics is actually what you’re paying for - the actual repair itself is always secondary.
Figuring out exactly what is wrong is the hard part.
Good luck!
Furthermore this ‘jerking’ when accelerating should not be difficult to diagnose by a knowledgeable mechanic - likely a short test drive with diagnostic equipment connected is all that’s needed..
After that concern has been addressed - THEN any other issues can be sought after - keep in mind additional issues will incur additional diagnostic fees - that’s just how it works.
Key here is *diagnostic equipment* and *knowledgeable mechanic* - BOTH of which cost the repair facility money - which must be recouped in part by charging a “diagnostic fee” ..
In the real world - of business - you are financially responsible for whatever services that are rendered to you upon your request - unless it is previously documented to be otherwise.. Diagnostics is actually what you’re paying for - the actual repair itself is always secondary. Figuring out exactly what is wrong is the hard part. Good luck!
Furthermore this ‘jerking’ when accelerating should not be difficult to diagnose by a knowledgeable mechanic - likely a short test drive with diagnostic equipment connected is all that’s needed.. After that concern has been addressed - THEN any other issues can be sought after - keep in mind additional issues will incur additional diagnostic fees - that’s just how it works. Key here is *diagnostic equipment* and *knowledgeable mechanic* - BOTH of which cost the repair facility money - which must be recouped in part by charging a “diagnostic fee” ..