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Took my explorer to have a pylon - dspawn0077
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Took my explorer to have a pylon repairedas it was dangling and to have a leak in the cabin looked at. Dropped off at 9am. It wasn’t until I called service at 4:30 to find out what was going on. Was told they replaced some clips to fix the pylon and was just about to take the car into the car wash for the leak. Due to closing at 6pm, and only having the one vehicle, I went to pick it up. They did not have it ready and was assuming I was leaving it overnight. Could not do that. Was told to set up another appointment, which I did, and explain I couldn’t leave the vehicle over night.
Second appointment. Dropped the vehicle off at 9am as instructed and explained I could not leave the car overnight. It wasn’t until I called service at 5:15pm…no updates all day…and was told nothing was done. Was told they’d go have the tech look at it real quick. First, the pylon fix failed.They wanted to replace the part, but I decided it was too costly for a minor inconvenience. The leak issue had not been addressed at all. It wasn’t until I called that they had someone look at it briefly to say it wasn’t the wiper reservoir. Again, I could not leave the car overnight and by the time i got up to the service desk at about 5:45pm, they were closing. Had I not called, they would’ve kept it. No updates at all and nothing done until I called. Ridiculous. Then was told to bring it back again so they could hunt down the leak.
Third visit they finally looked at it. Want approximately $800 just in labor to reconnect a part that became detached. I have declined the repair as that seems insane. I argue that having given them my vehicle for 16 hours without the leak being addressed in the first place, they should take care of the labor. I will now use you tube and Google to fix it myself. Will never go back up there for anything. I’ll drive the 45 minutes to a different dealership if need be. Ridiculous.
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