Posted by the tractor vet on February 18, 2009 at 18:40:17 from (76.212.226.84):
In Reply to: 2005 Dodge Dakotta posted by wjt091 on February 18, 2009 at 15:54:12:
I an sorry but that dealer is sticking it to you and the 3-36 is a full coverage warranty . and a caliper sticking will not blow a brake line. The bull shut that they try and feed people is unreal today. I went thru this when we bought the wife Durango . They were tryen to feed me a line till i let them have it . First off i was a master certified Chrysler tech along with a Chrysler Plymoth parts manager for one of the larger Chrysler Plymoth dealers in the area . And i still know a few phone Numbers . There attitude changed real fast. Even when the heater blower rheostast let go AFTER the 3-36 ran out i took it over to get a new one and as i was getting the part from the parts dept the service manager came over and told the partsman not to bill me for it and he told me that if i could wait a bit they would install it at NO Charge. They did not have to do that as i was more then will to pay for the aprt and install it myself . Best bet is to call Chrysler and if you get nowhere with them then ya make a call to the US dept of transportation vehicle safty board and they will send you some paper work to fill out as this is a safety concern . There have been more then JUT you that has had this problem and you may have other legal grounds on this . Just don't roll over and play dead.
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