My Hyundai i20 kept getting too hot, so I brought it to your service center. I talked to A********* at the customer service desk. He said that they needed to check the car and that it would cost 2000 TL to do so. I agreed that it was necessary and paid the fee. My car was in your shop for a week, and strangely, no one called me or told me what was going on. So, I went to the service again. he told me that they were probably getting the car ready because, as he put it, the top cover gasket had burned and they had sent it to the industry for a week-long check. I'm not an expert, but does it really take a week to figure out what's wrong with a gasket? I said, "Okay, let's just get this taken care of." When I asked him how much this gasket cost, he dropped the bomb: 65 thousand, and they were still waiting to hear from the dealer about the final price. Yes, you did read that right: $65,000 for just a gasket. I was blown away. When I told them I wanted my car back, they said I had to pay $7,000. When I asked why, they told me it was a "rectefe fee." I don't know what that means. They asked for $5,000 just to check something they hadn't done yet. I've worked with rectifiers before, and a full rebuild doesn't cost more than $1,200. So, how do they explain $5,000? And they had the nerve to charge me $2,000 just to find out what was wrong. So, what was that for? Were they going to use telepathy to figure out what was wrong? I was tired of being given the runaround, so I had my car towed away. They gave me a box with the parts and threw it in the trunk. Now I want to get my 3,000 TL back. It's not about the money, because I'd give it away in an instant. It's all about the general idea. I hope you can help me figure out how to fix this mess.
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