About six months before I'd the ABS fixed in a Chrysler dealership in Iowa and settled $600.000 (442.00 ICU component and 127.00 for work) to truly have the Integral Control Device changed (ICU - includes several components such as the ABS pump). I named the seller in Iowa (McGurk-Meyers Chrysler) plus they mentioned the components and work possess a 12 month, 12,000 mile warranty onto it (just set 6,000 kilometers since I have had it fixed) which I really could go to any Chrysler seller plus they might recognize the guarantee.
On Friday evening September 10th I slipped off my vehicle at Napletonis Schaumbug Chrysler to check out a why the Anti-Lock Brake (ABS) lighting is illuminated on my 1998 Chrysler Sebring.
On Tuesday July 11th the support supervisor "Frank" named back and stated that I required a push and he did not understand how another dealer-only cost me $600.00. He stated that the part was $600 and the push was another component also 3 hours would be taken by it at time and $100.00. He was really obscure after I pushed for specifics. Becoming an engineer sense was n't made by his solution.
I wasn't likely to spend $1200.00 and so I told him that I'd get the vehicle.
He explained he would cost me $52.00 for that evaluation.
Afterwards I had been dubious and so I ripped out my store guide (Comprehensive guide of my car published from the producer) and began taking a look at the components that composed the ABS on my vehicle. Affirmed the component which was changed in Iowa was named the ICU and did retain the push.
I also realized that Bob, operating, pay he desired to cost me $1200.00 but I declined. Your awful right I declined
I wonder how a number of other clients experienced their pockets emptied by this seller.
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