Re: Audi dealer has broke

[cobram@Channel1.Com (COBRAM)]

 -=> Quoting Awoolhouse <=-

 Aw> little confidence in their ability  but because the majority of
 Aw> the car buying public have misplaced trust  in the franchised
 Aw> dealer network we are obliged to use them for a  service so that
 Aw> we get that all important stamp in the book. In any  case, what

     Not here in the US, there was a survey a few years ago,
     when asked whether they would prefer to have teeth
     extracted or take their car to a dealer for service,
     the vast majority of the respondents with dealer
     experience chose tooth extraction as their reply.


 Aw> electronics'. Hmmmm. Difficult  to reconcile 'electrical system
 Aw> not touched' and 'interrogation of   dashboard electronics'.

     I guess they only consider physical contact, maybe
     he was wearing gloves at the time.....

    

 Aw>
 Aw> Please help, the car is about to be taken back in to the dealer
 Aw> for  more 'investigation'. Probably come back with no wheels and
 Aw> I'll be  told that this is to be expected on a car that's done 80K
 Aw> miles. 

     Ask fellow UK listers where to take the car. I'd just
     write off trying to get satisfaction from this dealer,
     it'll only end up costing you much more money and
     aggravation.  I have heard of this happening (although
     NOT an Audi, but a Porsche) from the incorrect
     engine/transmission type being punched into the scanner
     to reprogram the warning lights. (shut them off)

     Good Luck,

     BCNU,



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