Replacement of silent blocks and bushings of the rear levers. — Toyota Camry, 2.4 liter, 2004

Now it's time to reshape the pendant. In the yard, winter is a dubak, it hurts for -32. The hippopotamus' ass crunched, rattled, and his knees cracked. There is such a noise as if someone with a hammer in the trunk is lying and annoyingly knocking. I'll knock until my brains come out on the back. Well, I think they've arrived. And it was 8:30 in the morning. Gotta go to work. I called the boss and said that these are the things the hippopotamus' knees were trembling. Well, it’s necessary, it’s necessary - let’s treat it. And I went to the vaunted Toyota service — be it wrong a thousand times. I drove into a beautiful service center and immediately I was surrounded by well-dressed masters. What needs to be repaired, replaced, adjusted about the owner of a beautiful creature. And I say. Such cases are specialists! Something is rattling in the back. Ah, got it! they say. Duck dubak in the yard is knocking for everyone. Well, I think you got it?
Get on the lift and let's hear where the ringing comes from.
Raised and climbed to feel in all intimate places. Oh brother duck here it's tobacco - say the experts. It is necessary to change the levers because. the bushings are pressed in and the bracket, also with pressed bushings + stabilizers, etc. And the shikoka will be worth it. Oooh a lot! We can offer duplicates. Just bushings. We beat the old ones and press in the duplicates. Let's do it right now. You can have a cup of coffee for now, watch a plasma TV on a leather sofa. The price is mere pennies. Oh I think it's great. Let's change.
It's been about 1.5 hours. A satisfied master comes in and says. Everything is ready sir. Pay grannies and you are back on horseback. Okay. I saluted a small amount for which the toad would not crush me. I say about my bolivar getting into the car.
I take off from the service and drive to work. Oh, how great it is when there is silence in the cabin and no one knocks with a hammer in the trunk.
I'm going - I'm going. Baldey. 30 minutes. Someone again climbed into the trunk and banged with a hammer. But! but with a small hammer. Ding ding ding. ... A lot of non-normative vocabulary ...
scolding - swearing. Well, right now, I'll go back to the service and make me change everything again.
The argument went on for a very long time. And as usual, the seller is always right.
I had to buy expensive original parts.
Installed.
Paid.
Left.
Everything would be fine but there is one but!
Toad!
She still crushed me.
The essence of the tale is this - the miser pays twice. Lost money and time. And most importantly nerves!
Don't skimp on your life.