Crooked Dealer?

[Shannen Durphey]

Ya know, this can be a touchy subject.  There's been many a fight on a
certain J body list because of this type of flame.  Lotsa stuff goes on in
a dealership, and 5 honest mechanics can get a bad rep. because of one
crook that hasn't been fired.  New guys can make mistakes, service
managers can get bad attitudes, and customers can piss everyone off.  If
the dealer's that bad, just take your car somewhere else.  If there are
decent guys working there, don't take $$ out of their pocket by trashing
reputation of the place they work for.  I've had my share of fights with
dealership management because they wouldn't do what's right, and not as a
customer either.  It's hard enough to make a buck in a field where 7 out
of 10 customers believe they'll probably get screwed.
Scream about the thieves all you want, just be sure you're not making it
tougher for the honest guys.
Shannen

Jeremy Gonyou wrote:
> 
> >Maybe a good experiment to prove to them (and yourself) that the ECM is
> >not responsible for the ignition would be to remove the ECM entirely and
> >crank it over on go-juice?
> 
> Good ideas, but I'm sick of reasoning with these guys.  I'll give them one
> more chance to make right, then I'm gonna do my best to smear their
> reputation like cheap lipstick over an hooker's ugly face.
> 
> >Just curious, if this is a theft repair, wouldn't the complete repair be
> >covered by your insurance, even if the ECM of fuel pump or whatever is
> >bad?  Let 'em replace whatever they want!
> 
> The thought occured to me, but what insurance adjuster is gonna associate a
> fuel pump with an attempted theft?  Remember, these are cheap bastards we
> are talking about.
> 
> I don't know who else here is from Michigan, but the name is
> Dreisbach Motors
> spread the word...
> 
> Jeremy
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