Sometimes Sluggish acceleration
add my car to the IC Pump list...
Would you think this would be covered under the powertrain warranty? Of course my Stealership is trying to weasel out of this. I printed this entire thread and showed iit to them too. I wish violence was legal when dealing with anything car related.
I just called the general manager so hopefully that will do something.
Would you think this would be covered under the powertrain warranty? Of course my Stealership is trying to weasel out of this. I printed this entire thread and showed iit to them too. I wish violence was legal when dealing with anything car related.
I just called the general manager so hopefully that will do something.
Originally Posted by huudoo
yes it should be.. mine was replaced under warranty
Thanks for the help!!
chit i think bumper to bumper... should be covered anyway
http://www.chrysler.com/crossbrand/w...t-Sprinter.pdf
2.2 Powertrain Limited Warranty
B. What’s Covered
The Powertrain Warranty covers the cost of all
parts and labor needed (less a $100 deductible per
repair visit at the end of the 3 Year/36,000 Mile
Basic Limited Warranty) to repair a defective
powertrain component on your vehicle listed in
section 2.2.I below supplied by DaimlerChrysler
Corporation that is defective in material, workmanship
or factory preparation
Gasoline Engine: cylinder block and all internal
parts; cylinder head assemblies; timing case, timing
chain, timing belt, gears and sprockets; vibration
damper; oil pump; water pump and housing; intake
and exhaust manifolds; flywheel with starter ring
gear; core plugs; valve covers; oil pan; turbocharger
housing and internal parts; turbocharger
wastegate actuator; supercharger; serpentine belt
tensioner; seals and gaskets for listed components
only.
http://www.chrysler.com/crossbrand/w...t-Sprinter.pdf
2.2 Powertrain Limited Warranty
B. What’s Covered
The Powertrain Warranty covers the cost of all
parts and labor needed (less a $100 deductible per
repair visit at the end of the 3 Year/36,000 Mile
Basic Limited Warranty) to repair a defective
powertrain component on your vehicle listed in
section 2.2.I below supplied by DaimlerChrysler
Corporation that is defective in material, workmanship
or factory preparation
Gasoline Engine: cylinder block and all internal
parts; cylinder head assemblies; timing case, timing
chain, timing belt, gears and sprockets; vibration
damper; oil pump; water pump and housing; intake
and exhaust manifolds; flywheel with starter ring
gear; core plugs; valve covers; oil pan; turbocharger
housing and internal parts; turbocharger
wastegate actuator; supercharger; serpentine belt
tensioner; seals and gaskets for listed components
only.
Last edited by huudoo; Oct 10, 2008 at 09:02 AM.
Originally Posted by huudoo
chit i think bumper to bumper... should be covered anyway
http://www.chrysler.com/crossbrand/w...t-Sprinter.pdf
2.2 Powertrain Limited Warranty
B. What’s Covered
The Powertrain Warranty covers the cost of all
parts and labor needed (less a $100 deductible per
repair visit at the end of the 3 Year/36,000 Mile
Basic Limited Warranty) to repair a defective
powertrain component on your vehicle listed in
section 2.2.I below supplied by DaimlerChrysler
Corporation that is defective in material, workmanship
or factory preparation
Gasoline Engine: cylinder block and all internal
parts; cylinder head assemblies; timing case, timing
chain, timing belt, gears and sprockets; vibration
damper; oil pump; water pump and housing; intake
and exhaust manifolds; flywheel with starter ring
gear; core plugs; valve covers; oil pan; turbocharger
housing and internal parts; turbocharger
wastegate actuator; supercharger; serpentine belt
tensioner; seals and gaskets for listed components
only.
http://www.chrysler.com/crossbrand/w...t-Sprinter.pdf
2.2 Powertrain Limited Warranty
B. What’s Covered
The Powertrain Warranty covers the cost of all
parts and labor needed (less a $100 deductible per
repair visit at the end of the 3 Year/36,000 Mile
Basic Limited Warranty) to repair a defective
powertrain component on your vehicle listed in
section 2.2.I below supplied by DaimlerChrysler
Corporation that is defective in material, workmanship
or factory preparation
Gasoline Engine: cylinder block and all internal
parts; cylinder head assemblies; timing case, timing
chain, timing belt, gears and sprockets; vibration
damper; oil pump; water pump and housing; intake
and exhaust manifolds; flywheel with starter ring
gear; core plugs; valve covers; oil pan; turbocharger
housing and internal parts; turbocharger
wastegate actuator; supercharger; serpentine belt
tensioner; seals and gaskets for listed components
only.
Thanks!! It looks like it should be covered. they of course only replace the temp sensors at first. They said that wasn't covered, I didn't arguer with that because i thought that made sense.
i hear ya ,the tech at the dealer wanted to do the same thing went to a different dealer they ordered a pump for me ... once they replace the temp sensor take them for a ride .. get up some speed and they will see their was no change..
I'm just going to order the Johnson Pump.
I've read posts saying that it is a easy install. Would you guys recommend installing this by someone with limited auto skills? If not, can any reputable mechanic do this or is a MB mechanic a better choice??
On a positive side note.... I was venting some frustration last night and told my GF I have to order a "Johnson pump", and she said "You don't need one of those things baby". haha
I said, unforutantely my car does though. She said I thought cars were usually woman??
needless to say was a very funny conversation that was needed, because Chrysler has been pssing me off quite a bit.
I've read posts saying that it is a easy install. Would you guys recommend installing this by someone with limited auto skills? If not, can any reputable mechanic do this or is a MB mechanic a better choice??
On a positive side note.... I was venting some frustration last night and told my GF I have to order a "Johnson pump", and she said "You don't need one of those things baby". haha
I said, unforutantely my car does though. She said I thought cars were usually woman??
needless to say was a very funny conversation that was needed, because Chrysler has been pssing me off quite a bit.
You can do it yourself. Order the bosch ford lightning pump, as it will be easier to install. You actually don't even need to disconnect the hoses, because you are using the same top. Just remove the screws from the top and the body of the pump will remain in the bracket. Remove it and reverse the procedure, then get the plug to wire into factory wiring. You should use hose clamps to pinch the hoses, to help keep the water in the lines and not on your garage floor. here's one but plenty others on ebay. Remember to get the plug or just use spades to plug into the bottom of the pump.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/03-F-...mZ170272871905
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/03-F-...mZ170272871905
Originally Posted by rodimus
I'm just going to order the Johnson Pump.
I've read posts saying that it is a easy install. Would you guys recommend installing this by someone with limited auto skills? If not, can any reputable mechanic do this or is a MB mechanic a better choice??
On a positive side note.... I was venting some frustration last night and told my GF I have to order a "Johnson pump", and she said "You don't need one of those things baby". haha
I said, unforutantely my car does though. She said I thought cars were usually woman??
needless to say was a very funny conversation that was needed, because Chrysler has been pssing me off quite a bit.
I've read posts saying that it is a easy install. Would you guys recommend installing this by someone with limited auto skills? If not, can any reputable mechanic do this or is a MB mechanic a better choice??
On a positive side note.... I was venting some frustration last night and told my GF I have to order a "Johnson pump", and she said "You don't need one of those things baby". haha
I said, unforutantely my car does though. She said I thought cars were usually woman??
needless to say was a very funny conversation that was needed, because Chrysler has been pssing me off quite a bit.
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A Johnson Bar, aka "J"-bar, is a lever-dolly; (a wheeled prybar having an extended handle and a deep reverse-beveled nose-iron), which is used to jockey heavy apparatus into position.
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Originally Posted by oledoc2u
I took my johnson out of the box this evening and handed to my mechanic....now he can play with my johnson until it improves my flow....
Originally Posted by robby363
LMAO... Did he get it flowing for you yet.


Please tell me your mechanic is a female. Lie if you have to.
I always keep my Johnson handy in case I need to "Whip-It-Out"

Originally Posted by mrphotoman
it is a super simple install, i would rather do it myself than to trust someone else with it.
I heard it was a a pain in the ****. Isn't there wire splicing involved or something?
Originally Posted by MikeR
'I heard it was a a pain in the ****. Isn't there wire splicing involved or something?'
Now that is just REALLY wrong!!
MikeR
Now that is just REALLY wrong!!
MikeR
Oh??
I'm clueless so TVT is installing this weekend and that is what I was told??



