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Originally Posted by jenkomagic
I was out back of Roma in QLD yesterday sitting on 130km's /hr when I lost power and noticed smoke out the back mirror.
She only had 110,000km on the clock so she is just out of warranty.
Jenko
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130 klm per hour, Just out of warranty.
I thought this thread would end here.
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Originally Posted by jenkomagic
"and Gildo what have you hear after 100k?" please pass it on as I need to build a case so I can hopefully convince the big C to replace or fix the engine at their expense.
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At this stage your were hoping to convince. Now your demanding.
Hoping for a favourable outcome doesnt mean your going to get it.
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Originally Posted by jenkomagic
I'm playing their game (and playing dumb) for the moment. They are unaware I am the Engineering Manager for a Global company and have duel degrees in Mech/Elec engineering for 15 years and have a lot of engineering resources available should I need it. Believe me, I will give them worst case scenario if they don’t fix this engine free of charge and reimburse me every cent I have spent so far.
I'm sure every 300C forum also will want to know this problem and Ch 7 Today Tonight will want to re-run a story of not only Jeeps Grand Cherokee's catching on fire,
At present, close to 700 are viewing this post, the more that watch the more weight I carry.
Jenko
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This post sums up the reason for jenkos ranting.
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Originally Posted by jenkomagic
As Chrysler are willing to pay 50% I would find this reasuing as they must have found a fault that was deemed not mine.
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BIG MISTAKE. Assumptions are the mother of all f--k ups.
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Originally Posted by jenkomagic
If it was the chip's fault I doubt they would have offered 50% off good will or not.
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That what good will is. They are in the marketing game. Public perception is everything to these guys. Thats why your doing this. Almost blackmail Jenko.
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Originally Posted by jenkomagic
The main issue here is will DC stand by their product if a failure occurred due to faulty parts and workmanship, and especially after I made mention of engine knocking noises whilst it was still under warranty.
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They stood by it to the tune of %50 of expences.. You pissed that one into the wind didnt you.
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The fact that the vehicle is 11K out of warranty is the sole reason they will not fix this engine 100% at their cost. The 50% is an act of "Good Will"
They will not provide any written evidence of that conversation in a report.
All email correspondence starts with "Without Prejudice" .
So, am I still being unreasonable?
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I was starting to think you forgot it was out of warranty.
Good lawyers to protect themselves from people trying to take advantage of them.
Very unreasonable.
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Originally Posted by jenkomagic
The bottom line was though, our CEO always said if the customer would not accept our findings we would always provide warranty at our cost to save that customer.
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So you expect Chrysler to do the same. Your ceo knew he didnt have to do squat for that customer but he offered goodwill to the customer. Sounds familiar?
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Originally Posted by jenkomagic
At some stage (if we don't constantly upgrade our vehicles) our 3 years 100K will expire
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Glad you realise that.
We are all guilty of trying to get something for nothing at some stage of our lives I am sure. Maybe even trying to get a heavy discount for a scuff on a tv that doesnt really matter. but this is blatant consumer mauling. Trying to black mail Chrysler into a position wherethey will fix your car just to shut you up cause your making so much noise. I think Chrysler a bigger than that. My prediction......
They will take you to the cleaners.