WTF is wrong w/my Evo - PART II
In my original thread, I had posted that my clutch was slipping. After taking it to the dealer twice, my warranty claim was denied due to the clutch not being covered under warranty. The dealer wanted $1800 in order to tear down the car and see if there was a contributing factor that might end up being warranteed. I decided, that was too expensive of a gamble for me and I declined. I initiated a case with Mitsubishi customer service because I felt that it was unacceptable to deny a claim at 600 miles for anything and then force me to pay for my own diagnosis.
I noticed a consistant leak from my Evo that was not engine oil, but it was some kind of oil. It reminded me of the BG that I used on my old Evos. I dropped off my Evo at Mitsubishi again due a leak by the tranny. They just called back telling me my rear main seal is leaking which is why my clutch is messed up. So needless to say it will be covered... BUT I ordered an ACT clutch from TTP and they won't put it in because its aftermarket unless I pay them to do it. |
pay how much? will they cut you some sort of deal?
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usually they wont install twin discs.. but usually all aftermarket they are able to... but its oem dealer they do what they want..
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Of course they wont install anything aftermarket for free. When something breaks under warranty you get the same part replaced, not something else.
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Is there another dealer around you that may be a little easier to work with?
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Originally Posted by Rguy
(Post 6494781)
Of course they wont install anything aftermarket for free. When something breaks under warranty you get the same part replaced, not something else.
Before someone says dealers won't install AM parts when doing a Warranty replacement, I have had it done. Good luck OP |
Originally Posted by EvoG8r
(Post 6494719)
In my original thread, I had posted that my clutch was slipping. After taking it to the dealer twice, my warranty claim was denied due to the clutch not being covered under warranty. The dealer wanted $1800 in order to tear down the car and see if there was a contributing factor that might end up being warranteed. I decided, that was too expensive of a gamble for me and I declined. I initiated a case with Mitsubishi customer service because I felt that it was unacceptable to deny a claim at 600 miles for anything and then force me to pay for my own diagnosis.
I noticed a consistant leak from my Evo that was not engine oil, but it was some kind of oil. It reminded me of the BG that I used on my old Evos. I dropped off my Evo at Mitsubishi again due a leak by the tranny. They just called back telling me my rear main seal is leaking which is why my clutch is messed up. So needless to say it will be covered... BUT I ordered an ACT clutch from TTP and they won't put it in because its aftermarket unless I pay them to do it. |
Why don't you just drive with stock clutch untill you have to replace it?
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hwo many miles do you have? clutch should be 1 year 15k warr.
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Clutch had no warranty. First time to dealer was at 600 miles. Second time at dealer was at 1000 miles. Third time at dealer is now 1100 miles.
Hopefully, they don't give me that BS that the clutch was dry. IF that is the case, hopefully they will work with me on putting the ACT in there. If not, I'll be going to another shop to have that fixed too. I have worked with dealers in the past to get warranty work done and have them use an aftermarket/improved part. This one is new to mitsubishi and I don't think they are comfortable playing that game. |
I don't understand how and why they would say that the stock clutch isn't under warranty, with only 600 miles on the vehicle, especially since they get reimbursed from Mitsu for doing warranty work. That's the only reason why I think they would be reluctant to install your aftermarket ACT clutch.
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Originally Posted by HudsonFalcon
(Post 6495827)
I don't understand how and why they would say that the stock clutch isn't under warranty, with only 600 miles on the vehicle, especially since they get reimbursed from Mitsu for doing warranty work. That's the only reason why I think they would be reluctant to install your aftermarket ACT clutch.
The clutch is not warranteed ever. So the district rep just denied the claim. |
Who is the dealer? (PM is fine) They likely are butthurt because you bought the car from SC rather than them.
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wear and tear items... boo
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Did they fix your other problem? Have them fix that, then take the car somewhere else and have the clutch replaced with an aftermarket one.
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