Do most auto parts stores and mechanics all talk to each other throughout the day & do they copy acting styles?

have spent half of yesterday and half of today calling around trying to get different auto parts stores to explain to me about using an air bubble vacuum on my clutch line and trying to determine if it is a simple air bubble in the clutch line OR parts to the clutch system..throw out bearing, clutch plates , etc..and have spoken to "sales representatives" for service in dealerships..and many , many mechanics , auto parts store clerks..and THEY ALL TALK, SOUND THE SAME NEARLY..LOL..It is almost like there 3-4 different acting roles of people that i talked to out of maybe 50 or 60 people..and i dont know why this is..but many act so arrogant ..and almost like you are a stupid professional..kind of person and they act like the "good ole boy" mechanic that etc..and it is really made me depressed after talking so many times to mechanics that want to skip the clutch line having an air bubble possibility and move onto the idea of a "throw out bearing" or "clutch plates"..etc..and was curious..are most just wanting to skip the idea of the simple clutch bleed and go to the 600-1500 dollar range? ..why they do this and do they not feel guilty at not wanting to true help out someone ?Do most auto parts stores and mechanics all talk to each other throughout the day %26amp; do they copy acting styles?
If you think you just need your clutch bled then you should tell the shop that is what you want. No qualified mechanic is going to try and diasnose your vehicle over the phone. Thats like asking a Dentist about a tooth ache or a doctor about an internal pain and expect an accurate diagnosis over the phone. Unfortunately ther are people out there who will try to cheat you but check around with the better business bureau or AAA and see if they have any info on reliable, honest shops.
How many jobs are there where people call up all day long, and expect you to teach them how to do what you're paid to do for a living, which of course, is not what you're paid to do?

You want to learn how to fix cars? Take a class.Do most auto parts stores and mechanics all talk to each other throughout the day %26amp; do they copy acting styles?
Jeezus fella, do you have nothing better to do than ask the same question over and over again?



The answer is 42, deal with it.
What are the symptoms of what your car is doing... Maybe I can help. There is a big difference in the symptoms of air in the hydraulic system for the clutch and actual mechanical failure of a clutch.



The part store guys are probably short on actual experience on the mechanical diagnostics of a clutch problem, but do have general knowledge of what the clutch does. On the other hand the service dept. or service center's technician is going to be brief and to the point about the symptoms and will want to be able to diagnose the vehicle so as not to misinform you on the problem you are having.. besides, that is what he/she makes their living doing.



Hit me up with an email and I will try to help as best I can without having the car near me.Do most auto parts stores and mechanics all talk to each other throughout the day %26amp; do they copy acting styles?
Air gets into a hydraulic system in 2 ways only,either there's damage to that system,ie a fractured line,or,and much much more commonly when the clutch itself is so worn out that the slave cylinder piston in an attempt to self adjust for that wear actually protrudes out of it's normal operating position so much that the hydraulic seals are beyond the confines and exposed to the outside air.

And when spring pressure retracts the piston air is pulled back into the oil.

Net result is no amount of bleeding will ever be successful.
possibly by what u tell them of what is goiing on with it they wanna say what they think is wrong so they go to say throw out bearing. but as well its more money that way. most people that no alot about cars wanna show u cause they are full of themselves and will go on and on about things that u dont wanna hear u just want ur car fixed lol. most mechanics are dumb anyway cause for every problem there is always possibilititys of many things could be wrong. calling auto part stores they try to ignore ur questions cause they prolly dont no the answeer. they just sell parts and no very little about few things they have done to cars. so if u ask questions they to avoid them but at the same time they talk about things they do no about. so they look smart but in reality they only no some things. also they probly wanna skip the idea of bleeding it cause it shouldnt need bled unless u let it get low on fluid and it sucked in air. it doesnt just randomly need bled basicly it is internal clutch parrts going out and ur gonna have to replace the clutch which is what they are trying to say in there dumb way. air bubbles dont just appear for no reason unless there is a reason like u let it get too low on fluid or another problem. and when u go asking questions and tryiong to say sumthing else they are telling u they dont think thats your problem they try to keep it were they think ur problem is.