I haven't been able to complete the Sharan with AFN in 3 hours.
What's crucial is the preparation, including using a bridge jack, etc. That makes things faster when everything is set up. Also, things like air impact wrenches are essential!
No offense, but what bothered me was the attitude.
I'm going to visit someone, and I want to know exactly how much it will cost beforehand.
Otherwise, the question should have been: "What is the deadline?"
I have an hourly rate, and an approximate time estimate based on Tec Doc. However, if a job takes longer, there's usually a reason: stripped screws, parts that can't be removed, bolts that have broken off. Additional work that only becomes apparent during the repair is also a factor. The point is: if you only focus on the estimated time and price, you're no better than a "friendly pieceworker" who doesn't care if something is wrong and just rushes to finish the job.
And maybe that overly inquisitive and time-consuming customer will also keep me busy?
Just stay relaxed.
The "price" is only "worth it" if it represents careful work, even if it may seem too expensive for you at the moment.
If you're really focused on making money, you've come to the right place. Dive in, learn everything you can, get help when you need it, and figure out how to do it yourself.
As quickly as possible
Again, no offense intended.
Sure, here is the translation of the text from German to English:
"edit."
This is a simple command that tells the user to edit the text. It is often used in online forums or chat rooms.
"I've already swapped roles, so I'm now in the KKR position."
Yes, the water pump as well.
Sure, after the alternator, I also quickly spun it to check if the bearings were running smoothly.
Yes, just a little grease on the hinges and the lock.
and the clip for the rod was also new.
I noticed all of this

as an afterthought.