yellowboy
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I agree I have 16 months left on the warranty and time flies quick these covid days. I am not letting any issue go unresolved before my 36 months is up.
Nope, when we pay 60,000 + for these trucks that have many issues, we are not guaranteed a loaner vehicle. I was not offered a loaner vehicle until I told ram I was calling my lemon lawyer, the next dealer visit, I had a loaner truck waiting for me!loaner car i would think
If this is the dealer where you purchased this truck they should give u a loaner, but nothing states that we get a loaner with our 3/36,000 warranty! If they don’t shame on them, terrible customer service! It’s a tax write off for them anyway. After a year they sell these loaner vehicles on their lot for a high price! Good luck, hope you get a vehicle to drive and your leak fixed!What is the dealer/FCA responsibility to me if they have to keep in for days or weeks ? I live alone and have no ride to take me home, the dealer stopped shuttle service because of covid.
In your situation I would definitely ask for one if they don't offer. For me, if I have to take my truck in for something I have 2 other cars besides the one my wife drives so I'm fine - but if I lived alone and it was my only vehicle I would ask for sure, because they can't fix this in an hour.I didn't know we weren't guaranteed a loaner under the warranty ! I did not get the truck at my local dealer where I take it. I have been in about 12 times for issues under warranty and am tired of sitting there, this issue may take a while to diagnose and fix so I will ask them for one today.
I'm sure every dealership is different, but most will tell you that a loaner will be provided under the 3/36 ONCE THEY HAVE DIAGNOSED THE PROBLEM AND YOUR VEHICLE CANNOT BE DRIVEN UNTIL THE REPAIRS ARE MADE. If they can find the problem within 24 hours and give you the vehicle to drive until parts are in and they suspect the repair will be done in a day, typically there is no loaner offered. But if they have to tear your vehicle apart to find the issue and then validate it's a warranty issue, they will be more than happy to charge FCA (or whatever they are now) for a loaner vehicle on your behalf so they can keep your vehicle for days/weeks.If this is the dealer where you purchased this truck they should give u a loaner, but nothing states that we get a loaner with our 3/36,000 warranty! If they don’t shame on them, terrible customer service! It’s a tax write off for them anyway. After a year they sell these loaner vehicles on their lot for a high price! Good luck, hope you get a vehicle to drive and your leak fixed!
Thank for this information I am sitting at the dealer now and they are water testing it as I write this. I have asked them about a loaner and will see what they say.I'm sure every dealership is different, but most will tell you that a loaner will be provided under the 3/36 ONCE THEY HAVE DIAGNOSED THE PROBLEM AND YOUR VEHICLE CANNOT BE DRIVEN UNTIL THE REPAIRS ARE MADE. If they can find the problem within 24 hours and give you the vehicle to drive until parts are in and they suspect the repair will be done in a day, typically there is no loaner offered. But if they have to tear your vehicle apart to find the issue and then validate it's a warranty issue, they will be more than happy to charge FCA (or whatever they are now) for a loaner vehicle on your behalf so they can keep your vehicle for days/weeks.
When they were troubleshooting my brakes, they asked to keep the vehicle for several days and offered me a loaner. But with this window issue, they plan to keep it for just a day to get their leak guy involved, then give me the truck back until they can get the necessary parts in stock and then schedule a second day for the repairs. I don't expect a loaner in this situation, but like others have mentioned I am lucky enough to have a second vehicle I can drive if necessary.
Since you only have one vehicle and no other means of transportation, you may talk to the about keeping your vehicle until they have repaired it in one trip and whether a loaner could be made available. It doesn't hurt to ask. Good luck!
When you say black plastic lip are you referring to the weatherstrip that runs vertically along the roof and meets with the corner of the rear window at the top?Well yellowboy has his ride back for now. They found a small crack in the main glass (not the slider). It's in the upper corner by the slider under that black plastic lip that hangs down and you have to get under it and look up to see it. They are ordering a new window. BTW they said it would be an all day job to install and they would have a loaner for me. Thanks for all the help guys. Will update as things develop.
Yes mine looks exaclty like that one day, and then all along that top strip another. I guess it depends on the level of the vehicle.
Yes mine looks exaclty like that one day, and then all along that top strip another. I guess it depends on the level of the vehicle.
Ok good to know you had the same leak. So where exactly was your leak coming from?Yes mine looks exaclty like that one day, and then all along that top strip another. I guess it depends on the level of the vehicle.
I really don't know. I have no frame cracks that everyone is posting about, they tried to tell me there was a small crack in the glass but I can't see it. At least not where they said it was. I think they are just trying to justify the issue to get a new window - which was approved but I have no idea when it will be in.Ok good to know you had the same leak. So where exactly was your leak coming from?
Damn it. OkI really don't know. I have no frame cracks that everyone is posting about, they tried to tell me there was a small crack in the glass but I can't see it. At least not where they said it was. I think they are just trying to justify the issue to get a new window - which was approved but I have no idea when it will be in.