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Old 07-19-2014, 01:48 PM   #29
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Did the dealer rack the car and check the fluid level in the trans? If is overfilled it could be coming from the vent at the top.
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Old 07-19-2014, 04:19 PM   #30
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Sometimes its helpful to arrive at the dealer with photos of the problem area and even pages copied from the shop manual. You should put the car up on ramps, find and photograph the leak, and show this to the dealer. If you get the "roll eyes" response, it's time for a new dealer.

I have been fortunate in that my dealer is responsive to this approach: photos, shop manual pages, and TSB numbers where applicable. But over the years, I have also encountered dealers that really don't care about service and return customers. Two of those dealers don't exist any more...not surprisingly.
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Old 07-19-2014, 11:18 PM   #31
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Sometimes its helpful to arrive at the dealer with photos of the problem area and even pages copied from the shop manual. You should put the car up on ramps, find and photograph the leak, and show this to the dealer. If you get the "roll eyes" response, it's time for a new dealer.

I have been fortunate in that my dealer is responsive to this approach: photos, shop manual pages, and TSB numbers where applicable. But over the years, I have also encountered dealers that really don't care about service and return customers. Two of those dealers don't exist any more...not surprisingly.
It's already time for a new dealer, we can quite clearly see the subframe is soaked in transmission fluid yet they cannot find a leak. Frankly, they probably did not even pull the car into the shop. Or it's such a hard job to fix they decided to lie and hope that he would take it to a different dealer. That wouldn't be the dealer though, that would just be a lazy mechanic... Warranty pay sucks for them, if they're busy with regular jobs they may hope it comes back later when it's slow and they need the money.

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your dealer sucks OP. let us know where you took it so we can never ever taken any of our cars there!
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Old 07-21-2014, 11:24 AM   #32
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your dealer sucks OP. let us know where you took it so we can never ever taken any of our cars there!
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Looks like I'm headed north again for the weekend. We'll see how it does when I get back home.
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Old 08-01-2014, 04:02 PM   #33
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Did the dealer rack the car and check the fluid level in the trans? If is overfilled it could be coming from the vent at the top.
Because we do not have a dipstick to check the level, I would have the dealer rack the car and add transmission fluid at least till they find this leak.
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