Timeliness of Repairs

[lcv800]

I don't know who I have the "beverage" bet with on who's RV would have their dealer repairs completed first, but whoever it was, I win. Took mine in on the 10th of September to General RV in Huntley Illinois. 18 item list, mainly small fit and finish issues. Just got a call saying they were done. I'll check the quality of repairs when I pick it up tomorrow. One point of interest; they wanted to charge me labor for two issues they couldn't find a problem with (yet I know are issues, so we'll see how good the repairs are!), the Living Room A/C not cooling like it should, and my TrailAir hitch leaking slowly. Said A/C passed 20 degree test and hitch passed soap test. Said it was their policy to charge for "no issue" warranty work when they can't find a problem with repairs on units from people who didn't buy from them? Needless to say, they dropped those charges. Keeping my fingers crossed on the other issues.
Rusty

 

[sundancer 87]

You mean someone is stealing the air out of the little tire on the hitch? Mine kept leaking so I soaped it and found the tiny bubbles being made in two different places. I then marked them with yellow tire chalk and took photos, sent said photos to my non-selling dealer and they got me a new tire.
If it's leaking it's not gonna pass the soap test, no way no how.

 

[lcv800]

I'll do the same when I take it in for it's final warranty work in March. It will be parked in Florida next month till then, so it's a non-issue for now.

 

[RVNevada]

Rusty, I hope all the repairs were done right and look great, Mine is still at the dealer, 9 days for repairs has to be a record, The gang here always talk about their RV being in for months…I will have a beverage waiting for you…..