One thing after another, I have to replace the headlight bulb
By kingparker
@kingparker (9673)
United States
January 12, 2013 3:03pm CST
Yesterday, on one of the discussion, I was stop by the policeman which gave me a warning about a broken brake light. I replace the light bulb right after I arrived home. This morning, I also discovered that I have a broken headlight bulb on the passenger side. This morning, I turn on the light and ready to go out since the cloudy weather. My mom told me that one of the headlight was out too. One thing after another, and I have to stop by the Auto Zone store again to get a bulb. Luckily, it wasn't too hard to replace it, and it is working now. When it comes maintenance, you gotta expect to one thing after another might happen.
3 responses
@maezee (41985)
• United States
14 Jan 13
It could be a lot worse, so keep things in perspective! Head lights are incredibly inexpensive and on most cars pretty easy to put in. Of course on my car you have to dismantle the whole fixture to get the light bulb in - ugh! At least you did not get a ticket from the police officer - that would have really sucked. I find that car repairs usually come in three-fold. When one thing goes wrong, usually three more do. The last repair I did cost me around $450 about 2 months ago --- I can't remember exactly what it all was, but it was not fun to scrape up that money! Hopefully for your case, auto repairs do not have to come in three-fold, otherwise - expect some other issue to pop up soon.
@yanzalong (19091)
• Indonesia
12 Jan 13
It also happened to my old car, which I have sold.It seemed to me that replacing one broken part was always irritating and annoying. I came to the garage to get one fixed but later I found out I hade to have a couple of other parts replaced. What would have happened if I'd had less money?
