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Old 07-02-2006, 03:30 PM
Bill R Bill R is offline
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When I was dealing with GE in Memphis in the 70's they were good about replacing things like boards and covering their warranty issues. Problem now is that GE doesn't actually exist in the television business anymore. So who do you sue for the replacement?
If I had a vehicle, any vehicle, that had a recall that was safety related they (maybe not at that dealership) would do the work, or my attorny would be in touch. Then I would bring the dealers attitude and service level to the manufactures attention, they really do not like like this kind of complaint against their dealers. The dealer is obligated to do the recall work whither they want to or not. The manufacture will reimburse them for the work. Now it may take a while to get the part they would have to order, but since it was a recall you can be sure Dodge had the part available.

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