I had a problem with a coolant leak on the top of my 2008 Ford Expedition engine.  I had had my AC repaired a year earlier at this shop without concern so I when to Greulich's on Ray Road again to have them provide me with an estimate to repair the coolant leak.\n\nI arrived about 4 PM on a Weds and explained the problem.  With little discussion, the Service Writer (Kelly15) took my keys to have a mechanic \"take a look\".  There was no discussion about any fees to get an estimate.\n\nAbout 45 minutes later, I was presented with an estimate of $1,558.93 to have a couple hoses replace and to remove and replace the engine intake manifold.  I was dumbfounded because it was obvious that the hose was leaking at some of the manufacturing joints and spraying down on the engine.  I challenged the Service Writer and said I didn't think the manifold was the problem.  He assured me that his \"Master Certified\" mechanic confirmed the need of manifold replacement.\n\nIn disbelief, I said that I would have to have another garage provide me with an estimate before proceeding at which time, I was asked to pay $58.50 plus tax for the mechanic's time.  Bull S!, I was never advised that an \"estimate\" came with a $58,50 shop bill.  With a firm (read LOUD) voice, I said \"I'm not paying your bill\" and my vehicle was returned to me.\n\nLong story short, I purchased the replacement hose assembly from a retail automotive store and the necessary antifreeze to replace the hose.  After 200 miles, I observe no additional leakage.  Total repair cost in parts was $139.95 and a couple of hours of my time.  Total SAVINGS to me $1,418.98.  \n\nIt goes without a second thought that I will not be using Greulich's services and will have reason to tell others why I have reached my decision.