That's just it. It didn't throw a code for a crank sensor, which would make you look elsewhere usually, unless the car didn't start. Her fuel filter is about $17-20 retail, and ALL-DATA shows 20mins labor, and that's on the lazy side. We know you can get it in 10min or so, depending on the lines and such. I hope the new manager going in over there (if he's not already) does a better job. I admit the ladies car was a tricky situation, but that's no excuse to charge her almost $400 for basically lying to her and changing her fuel filter.