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Mazda Miata: dealer service...I'm pissed!

  1. #1
    JV
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    dealer service...I'm pissed!

    I experienced a CEL about two months ago that I noted here
    on the NG. It was a EGR failure. Took it to be fixed and
    when I finally got it back (two hours later), the CEL was
    out and it passed the State Safety Inspection. I thought
    all was well and had good thought concerning my local
    dealer.
    For the past couple weeks I've heard a rattle somewhere on
    the passenger side. I kept thinking it was the passenger
    seat I finally eliminated that seat but still couldn't find
    it....till today. I had looked in the trunk many times but
    never noticed anything. Today....thye battery had slid
    sideways and the carpet cover was not in place. Unpon a
    little more inspection, I find all the brackets ment to hold
    the battery in place were inside that pathetic little spare
    tire. Soooo...the noise was the battery bouncing and sliding
    around.
    I called the dealer today and they apologized and scheduled
    me in to re-fix the battery hold down.
    Damn...we pay these idiots $80 and hour for this
    incompetence????

    JV


  2. #2
    Tom
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    Re: dealer service...I'm pissed!

    At least your dealer admitted to the screwup, apologized and said they'd
    make it right. Many dealers would immediately go on the defensive and
    say "we wouldn't have needed to disconnect the battery".

    JV wrote: 


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    tonyrama
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    Re: dealer service...I'm pissed!

     

    Which dealer was this?
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    Tonyrama
    Crystal White '93 A



  4. #4
    Jim
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    Re: dealer service...I'm pissed!

    Here in Southern Illinois(USA), I go to Awfulberg (Auffenberg), where the
    shop fee is $93 an hour!
    "tonyrama" <com> wrote in message
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  5. #5
    Leon
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    Re: dealer service...I'm pissed!


    What I understand the problem is, is that dealer service departments
    are allocated too little time by their factories to perform warranty
    repair items. To make up for the actual time needed to do the
    warranty work, dealers raise the hourly rates. Which of course
    reduces their competitiveness for nonwarranty work.

    Leon


    "Jim Untch" <net> wrote:
     

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