What are the chances they'd have to machine the rotors after replacing the hub bearing?

 

Unless your brakes/rotors are bad for some reason then I don't see why they'd have to machine the rotors after they fix a hub bearing.... And if they were bad and went so far as to look at all this front end stuff and caught that then why didn't they catch the front rotor issue? (if it existed)

 

I Can't believe it!!!

My car won't start.

After getting my car back the dealer I went for a drive to test out the suspension. Everything is great.

Feeling somewhat guilty for leaving my baby at the dealer overnight I decided to show a little tlc and detail the inside and out. After two hours of cleaning with the cd player and interior lights on Ifigured I should charge the battery.

When I tried to turn over the engine I was greated with a rapid clicking sound. I thought the battery died however the lights did not dim and the cd was still playing. So, just to make sure I got a boost. Nothing, just the same rapid clicking.

What happened?

 

If the starter dosen't turn the engine at all, then check the battery cable connections to the battery posts, ground, and to the starter.