[DMCForum] Re: "ThI've gotten mailed recalls for my Polaris toe Air Car" (not a hovercraft)
From: "wannadelorean" <mcquinlan@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 06 Aug 2004 02:01:32 -0000
I've gotten mailed recalls for my Polaris too. Never my Ram. I
wouldn't put it past Dodge to have "lost" my address. Regardless of
the mail. The solution was usually to replace the faulty part with
the same faulty part. This is SOP for most of the repairs I've had
done too. Probably explains why they keep happening (but this is
getting back to an old thread).
Honda is replacing the transmission with a new one that has an oil
jet for better lubrication. They are also fixing a problem which if
left alone would probably not arise until after the warranty was
up. They did a similar think on my Accord. There were complaints
that the transmission would make loud thunks when shifting from
reverse to d1. Honda could find no design flaw but they extended
the warranty on the transmission on that model for 10 more years.
Incidentally, the day(s) we were having the Chrysler bashing thread,
a co-worker of mine had me follow him down to the dealer to drop off
his Grand Cherokee. The driver side power window broke and the
fault behavior was for the window to slowly recede into the door and
stay down. He got it fixed that day. The next day we went to
lunch. Upon returning to the car, I say down a closed the passenger
door and the passenger window did the same thing. Another trip to
the dealer. His car is less that 2 years old.
--- In DMCForum@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Jack Stiefel" <jackstiefel@xxxx>
wrote:
> That's funny, every Chrysler I have owned that has had recalls
were in the
> form of a letter. I have never been surprised at a maintenance
visit to
> find a recall I didn't know about. Heck even my Sea Doo's have
had written
> recalls.
>
> Jack Stiefel
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