It took me quite a few visits to get a leak fixed in my Dak..
After it got fixed, they did give me new carpet and new seat belt bolts
that they stripped
Just ask them, my leaks started before the 36k warrenty was out and they
didn't argue.
Victor Williams / Ga
'95 DAK CC Sport,5.2L,5sp,Jacobs ign,Jardine catback, 201k miles+
>From: "Corey Betka" <betka@ux1.cso.uiuc.edu>
>To: <dakota-truck@buffnet.net>
>Sent: Tuesday, October 09, 2001 6:37 PM
>Subject: Re: DML: Water leak
> Well, my dealer seems to have fixed this issue for me, but it took
> almost a year (and several heavy rains) before I actually complained
> about it. They replaced the bottom weather stripping on the
> passenger door, and it looks like there is a continuous bead of
> adhesive behind it.
>
> Now my other issue: the carpet is beginning to mold under the padding
> on the passenger floorboard. I've got an appointment for next Tuesday
> to have it looked at, so here are my options:
>
> 1. They replace the interior carpet (yeah, right)
> 2. They pull the whole thing apart and dry the padding (How do you dry
> that foam anyway?)
> 3. They toss some baking soda on the carpet and tell me to live with
> it.
> 4. They say the leak is fixed, the carpet is your problem.
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