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Took my truck in today for the dreaded crack, was told it’ll be the first week of December before the expect the part to come in. Now here’s the kicker, for me anyways-the vehicle is completely drivable (which it technically is) so “Chrysler” won’t authorize an extended rental. However I have no way of controlling the weather and preventing rain. Not too mention the leak is right where the battery for the e-torque is. Apparently Chrysler doesn’t authorize loaners for repair work. This is where things get strange. My boss has a 19 bighorn with the same issue but his dealer is keeping him in a” loaner” not a rental like I’m in and keeping his truck covered until they get the new part same timeframe. I know dealerships are all different but for one to say it’s not possible, we’re clearly it is. I’m just pissed right now.
Hi 19RebelZ,
I'm very sorry to hear of your dealer experience, as I definitely understand your sentiments here. If it would be of interest, we would be happy to connect you with a case specialist to ensure all potential solutions are explored as you work with your dealer. This will at least ensure that you have an additional layer of support the rest of the way.
Took mine in for this and the break squeal yesterday. They replaced the 3rd brake light, no joy. It's going back Monday.
In regards to the brake squeal, I originally took it in back in Sep and they ordered the parts. They called me 2 weeks later when all of the parts came in but I was out of town with my job. I made an appt for yesterday. I drop it off and get a call and he says "we have some bad news, we ordered everything but the brake pads, when can you come in next week?"
Hi Boa24,
Please know that our team is here to help provide you with an additional layer of support for the rest of the process working with your dealer. We are just a private message away.
Mark
RamCares