In a message dated 10/4/99 6:06:27 PM Central Daylight Time, HEMI@charter.net
writes:
>
> I would try and have it fixed under warranty . At first they will of course
> deny the claim saying you are out of warranty . Get a meeting with the Zone
> Rep and explain that this problem was pre-existing , which has been
> documented . As long as you have a known pre-existing problem , alot of
> times they will still cover it under warranty , even when the warranty has
> expired . At any rate , make sure you see the Zone Rep and don't settle for
> the 'NO' you will surely get from the dealer .
>
>
How do I get in touch with a Zone Rep?
Chris from CVille
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