Throttle issue.
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Re: Throttle issue.
update...
2 vanos solenoid changed... 2 pre cat O2 sensor changed.....vanos intake fault still there, marbles in a can sound still there.....hesitation at moveoff is slightly better. Mechanic says since the head gasket was remove before, he is worried that the resurfacing of the cylinder was overdone.....anyone can help....sigh....wasted money for this fault isolation process.
update...
2 vanos solenoid changed... 2 pre cat O2 sensor changed.....vanos intake fault still there, marbles in a can sound still there.....hesitation at moveoff is slightly better. Mechanic says since the head gasket was remove before, he is worried that the resurfacing of the cylinder was overdone.....anyone can help....sigh....wasted money for this fault isolation process.
seanskye
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Throttle issue.
Not sure we get it.
Didn't you go to the unknown workshop with the self-proclaimed 'expert' uncle only because the dealer was paying for the repairs?
Why are you paying out of pocket now, and for a job that's did not resolve the issue you went back to the dealer for?
Not sure we get it.
Didn't you go to the unknown workshop with the self-proclaimed 'expert' uncle only because the dealer was paying for the repairs?
Why are you paying out of pocket now, and for a job that's did not resolve the issue you went back to the dealer for?
casper77
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Re: Throttle issue.
Bro, my advice is make an appt wif R2D and hopefully he can solved ur problem once and for all.... after few days in ws but they can solve ur ride problem??? Expert??? u nid to pay some more??? might as well pay n get every rectify so dat u can njoy ur ride... save time... save $$$
Thhmarc;1060329 said:
Bro, my advice is make an appt wif R2D and hopefully he can solved ur problem once and for all.... after few days in ws but they can solve ur ride problem??? Expert??? u nid to pay some more??? might as well pay n get every rectify so dat u can njoy ur ride... save time... save $$$
Re: Throttle issue.
Lemon law doesn't apply between individuals and consumer transactions...tats wat the dealer is trying to say...consignment...meaning the seller is not a business...which would have made the Lemon law effective otherwise...
smart move over by dealers nowadays.
Lemon law doesn't apply between individuals and consumer transactions...tats wat the dealer is trying to say...consignment...meaning the seller is not a business...which would have made the Lemon law effective otherwise...
smart move over by dealers nowadays.
Vansoh
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Re: Throttle issue.
If there is a sales agreement between the dealer and the buyer signed, be it consignment or not, lemon law should cover correct?
cause it still a sales and purchase between the dealer entity and the buyer.
unless the dealer is cunning enough to handle only the paperwork to facilitate the S&P between the two individual.
If there is a sales agreement between the dealer and the buyer signed, be it consignment or not, lemon law should cover correct?
cause it still a sales and purchase between the dealer entity and the buyer.
unless the dealer is cunning enough to handle only the paperwork to facilitate the S&P between the two individual.
MW;1060348 said:
Vansoh
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Re: Throttle issue.
source: http://vmap1.streetdirectory.com/sd_static/f/201302/Lemon_Law__5110d9f50a030.pdf
Common tactics used by car dealers when negotiating with motor cars buyers.
1) Consignment Cars / Consignment Vehicles. This is the most common tactic used by car dealers when they are negotiating with car buyers. This vehicle does not belong to car dealers. It is being consigned by the current owners to sell. They only earn a small commission upon the completion of sale of vehicle. In legal terms, it is correct by using consignment terms, the motor dealers are not bound by lemon law. But if the buyers are taking a bank loan, motor dealers are involved as the balance of the car price is being paid to them as they will be the last legal owners before transferring the legal titles to the new buyers. If car is found to be lemon, both banks/finance co and registered owners could take legal actions against the motor dealers and it is the duty of car dealers to repair/replace or even cash in lieu to the registered owners/banks/finance co.
source: http://vmap1.streetdirectory.com/sd_static/f/201302/Lemon_Law__5110d9f50a030.pdf
Common tactics used by car dealers when negotiating with motor cars buyers.
1) Consignment Cars / Consignment Vehicles. This is the most common tactic used by car dealers when they are negotiating with car buyers. This vehicle does not belong to car dealers. It is being consigned by the current owners to sell. They only earn a small commission upon the completion of sale of vehicle. In legal terms, it is correct by using consignment terms, the motor dealers are not bound by lemon law. But if the buyers are taking a bank loan, motor dealers are involved as the balance of the car price is being paid to them as they will be the last legal owners before transferring the legal titles to the new buyers. If car is found to be lemon, both banks/finance co and registered owners could take legal actions against the motor dealers and it is the duty of car dealers to repair/replace or even cash in lieu to the registered owners/banks/finance co.
Jason8822
Well-Known Member
Re: Throttle issue.
TS, would strongly suggest you sent your car to the ws recommended by those replies earlier. What other suggestions can we give ? Can't expect us to repair your car right.
If the ws mechanics you sent to cannot repair your car properly, do you think we can do a better job just by reading your post and replying?
TS, would strongly suggest you sent your car to the ws recommended by those replies earlier. What other suggestions can we give ? Can't expect us to repair your car right.
If the ws mechanics you sent to cannot repair your car properly, do you think we can do a better job just by reading your post and replying?
casper77
Well-Known Member
Re: Throttle issue.
Bro, pple always says owning a BMW belly "lay chay"... reason being they do not know a ws that rily know the ride... once u get a ws dat knows ur ride... u will njoy driving one....
R2D Rod told me, when u drive a Beemer into a ws. 1st ting in their mind is.... sharpen their knife.... all the expert will come out... but is ur problem solved?? NO!!!! after spending few Ks... ur this got problem..... afew hundred quick?? then ur tis got problem.... as if they dont know the problem exist???
like wat other bros advice, get a realiable ws n get ur ride fix......
Thhmarc;1060357 said:
Bro, pple always says owning a BMW belly "lay chay"... reason being they do not know a ws that rily know the ride... once u get a ws dat knows ur ride... u will njoy driving one....
R2D Rod told me, when u drive a Beemer into a ws. 1st ting in their mind is.... sharpen their knife.... all the expert will come out... but is ur problem solved?? NO!!!! after spending few Ks... ur this got problem..... afew hundred quick?? then ur tis got problem.... as if they dont know the problem exist???
like wat other bros advice, get a realiable ws n get ur ride fix......
