[TheHorse13]

If you qualify for your state's lemon law requirements, you will learn an all new level of frustration when dealing with GM. A few others here, including myself, have had this unfortunate experience.

[mgwarlock]

Originally Posted by TheHorse13

If you qualify for your state's lemon law requirements, you will learn an all new level of frustration when dealing with GM. A few others here, including myself, have had this unfortunate experience.

Took my Ford Expedition to the dealer for a leaking water when it's raining. Now when it rains, there is a waterfall coming in.
Hard to find a good mechanic at the dealer, the good ones usually own a successful repair shop.


Hope you get your ride fix, good luck.

[raptor5244]

Originally Posted by mgwarlock

Took my Ford Expedition to the dealer for a leaking water when it's raining. Now when it rains, there is a waterfall coming in.
Hard to find a good mechanic at the dealer, the good ones usually own a successful repair shop.


Hope you get your ride fix, good luck.

So aggravating.

Oh, you wanted to stop the leaking? I thought you wanted more leaking at a faster rate with puddles and stuff. Oh, you wanted me to test that I fixed the leak? That would mean I would need to get a hose and simulate a heavy rain event. That sounds like too much work so I will basically just give you the car back to you and go about my day and hopefully you will just go away and not bother me anymore.

Remember when folks took pride in their work?

[Netslave]

Originally Posted by raptor5244

So aggravating.

Oh, you wanted to stop the leaking? I thought you wanted more leaking at a faster rate with puddles and stuff. Oh, you wanted me to test that I fixed the leak? That would mean I would need to get a hose and simulate a heavy rain event. That sounds like too much work so I will basically just give you the car back to you and go about my day and hopefully you will just go away and not bother me anymore.

Remember when folks took pride in their work?

^ Exactly. Same experience in '98 with my first Jeep wrangler. Like an idiot I took it to the dealership to have them fix the hardtop water leak. Two times in and no fix. I asked the tech if they had a garden hose so I could show them the leak areas. I was 25 and these 40+ year old men looked at me like I was Einstein. I ended up fixing it myself through trial and error and am still doing it to the '15 we own now for the simple reason dealership techs are mostly morons.

[Marty McFlew]

Originally Posted by priusowners

Someone else posted a problem that turned out to be a loose fuse.

While searching for a CAGS (skip-shift) fuse I noticed all of the fuses
were at different heights, with some only pushed in 1/2 way & NONE
fully seated in both the under-hood & trunk bays.

Had no electrical issues but still wouldn't hurt to fully seat all fuses.

Bad QC.

[63falcondude]

Originally Posted by raptor5244

So aggravating.

Oh, you wanted to stop the leaking? I thought you wanted more leaking at a faster rate with puddles and stuff. Oh, you wanted me to test that I fixed the leak? That would mean I would need to get a hose and simulate a heavy rain event. That sounds like too much work so I will basically just give you the car back to you and go about my day and hopefully you will just go away and not bother me anymore.

Remember when folks took pride in their work?

Originally Posted by Netslave

^ Exactly. Same experience in '98 with my first Jeep wrangler. Like an idiot I took it to the dealership to have them fix the hardtop water leak. Two times in and no fix. I asked the tech if they had a garden hose so I could show them the leak areas. I was 25 and these 40+ year old men looked at me like I was Einstein. I ended up fixing it myself through trial and error and am still doing it to the '15 we own now for the simple reason dealership techs are mostly morons.

So true. "If you want it done right, you have to do it yourself"