huh?the dealers r theifs use a regular diesel repair shop not fmc
The Dodge Fiat dealership here in Houston has 3 diesel techs full time, they do not JOB out anythinghuh hell pay attention
Thank you sir for the info. I have saved it and will most assuredly use it.
I still do not understand, what does your auto insurance company have to do with paying for mechanical repairs?When My coolant line Failed it was not covered yet under the EcoDiesel Settlement yet so I had to Pay $2,176. Filed a claim with FCA and with my insurance Geico as a road side breakdown. Geigo paid all but $200 of the repair cost, then FCA finally called and since Geico had already paid, the covered the 16 day rent car cost. Thanks Geico and FCA
Geico Insurance has a highway breakdown clause. So we made a claim, Check your car insurance and see if you have a highway breakdown clause. I told them the coolant starting leaking while driving, I could smell it. And the failure happened before the Eco Diesel SettlementI still do not understand, what does your auto insurance company have to do with paying for mechanical repairs?
I've been away for awhile LongShot. back to your comment, I didn't do any of the work removing the Turbo Coolant tube, that was all done by the FCA dealership. I understand you tell me that removing the intake is the way. Next time it fails and I have to change it, will take your adviceThis is false. Do not listen to this person.
Also I had to use the dealership and replace the coolant hose with FCA part, or void warranty.Wow! It's so dumb to put the same rubber turbo coolant hose back in! Insulation? Hahahahahaha!
Geico Insurance has a highway breakdown clause. So we made a claim, Check your car insurance and see if you have a highway breakdown clause. I told them the coolant starting leaking while driving, I could smell it. And the failure happened before the Eco Diesel Settlement