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I was just told that my car should be ready for pickup later today. Evidently, reprogramming my vehicle using the Crossfire's software is time-consuming. Is there really programming associated with replacing the shift assembly? My concern is them trying to charge me for every hour involved in said programming. Theoretically, they can claim it took 8-10 hours and I have no way of verifying it.
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I wonder if the invoice will come with a kiss. One would hope
you should have pulled it out of there before they did the work. It sounds like the work has now been completed, to late for buyers remorse,
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Just picked it up. 597.00 bill for replacing the negative wire to my battery and replacing the shift assembly.
However, as I was driving home I could hear what resembled a fan revving both while accelerating and in idle. When I got home, I popped the hood, turned off the ignition and waiting a couple minutes. When I re-started the car I watched the engine closely. After idling normal for 10-15 seconds the engine, belts, etc. began revving fast so I quickly turned them off. I also felt abnormally hot air from the vents while driving, even though the heat was off and the outside temp was 78 degrees.
Thoughts?
Unfortunately, I may have to return to the same mechanic tomorrow off hopefully an easy fix.
However, as I was driving home I could hear what resembled a fan revving both while accelerating and in idle. When I got home, I popped the hood, turned off the ignition and waiting a couple minutes. When I re-started the car I watched the engine closely. After idling normal for 10-15 seconds the engine, belts, etc. began revving fast so I quickly turned them off. I also felt abnormally hot air from the vents while driving, even though the heat was off and the outside temp was 78 degrees.
Thoughts?
Unfortunately, I may have to return to the same mechanic tomorrow off hopefully an easy fix.
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I need the connector as I pulled the console out a little too hard and broke the end off of the connector under the back end of the console
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I was just told that my car should be ready for pickup later today. Evidently, reprogramming my vehicle using the Crossfire's software is time-consuming. Is there really programming associated with replacing the shift assembly? My concern is them trying to charge me for every hour involved in said programming. Theoretically, they can claim it took 8-10 hours and I have no way of verifying it.
Seems like, not a week goes by, that I hear (either here or on Faceboook) about how someone was charged both labor and "programming" for work on a car.
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I ended up selling my Crossfire. There was only one certified Chrysler mechanic willing to work on it and he is a 30 min drive away. The dealership 5 min down the street refused to even look at it. $2800.00 in ultimate repair costs so I elected to move on after 12 years. Hated to do it but really had no choice.
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