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Originally Posted by TP2SS
If I took my car to a dealership and they "borrowed" any of my parts to try to diagnose someone else's nightmare I'd be F*(K1NG PISSED! No guarantee the "borrowed" part(s) don't get messed up and they fail on the unsuspecting customer later on, who then has to pay for it because the dealership will deny anything and everything! Wow, just wow.
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The parts had the same number and it was just the amplification that had problems, the rest worked normally, the failure was only due to the amplifier.
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Originally Posted by adamjwilson
Surprised any reputable Chevrolet dealership would do this (but it does not specify, only "US car dealership", so I assume it is a Chevrolet dealership).. I am sure there is more to this story that is being told here. The liability is enormous for this dealership.....
Why not just take it to a Chevrolet dealership and fix all these problems and be done with this thread?
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Replace a part with another that are exactly the same, I don't see where the problem is.
In Europe, there is no longer a Chevrolet dealer, Opel is taken over by GM, which in theory must take over Chevrolet.
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Originally Posted by ctrlz
Since he is in Belgium, I'm guessing they are dealing with limited parts and resources. As to why dealer is not fixing the car, probably. Dealer will probably refuse warranty coverage due to water intrusion.
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New parts in Europe are impossible to find, you have to order in the USA, there are no more Chevrolet dealers in Europe and the warranty is three years.
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Originally Posted by adamjwilson
Makes sense.. spend 10 dollars to save one If you can't afford a camaro, go buy a mustang
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It's not to save repairs, if I order a part that I know how to replace myself, why go to a repairer, you go to your dealer to replace a fuse? Unless you have two left hands, you do it yourself!
I replaced my fuse box, there is a "dealer" in Luxembourg, a fuse box, 600$ and 5 to 6 weeks to have it, ordered in the USA, all costs, 152$ and received in 15 days .
Do you think I spend $10 to save $1?
Don't say anything without knowing!
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Originally Posted by AmericanMike
what is with all the shade being thrown? No doubt the Camaro can be afforded because I'm sure it is at a hell of a premium compared to here. Other countries are not the same as the US and have Chevrolet dealers on every corner.
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The Camaro in Europe costs + or - $4000 more than in the USA.
It is no longer imported, so no more parts, if you want one, you have to order it in the USA and take all the steps to ensure that it meets European standards.