Class Action Settlement for coolant pipes is official
02-10-2016, 11:28 PM
#76
Thanks, freakdog.
My guess is the checks will come from the Settlement Administrator, a company that is being paid to perform these administrative functions.
Hopefully, before too long, we'll see.
My guess is the checks will come from the Settlement Administrator, a company that is being paid to perform these administrative functions.
Hopefully, before too long, we'll see.
02-11-2016, 12:47 PM
#78
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Bagge... Please post more details of your claim... i.e. total cost of repairs, MY, mileage, date of repairs, etc...
I too recieved a partial check yesteday for $325.51... 25% of my cost of repairs.
Claim based on proactive replacement of pipes at dealership
Total cost of repair: $1,302.03
MY: 2005 Cayenne S
Mileage: 59,566
Date of repair: 3/01/13
Comment: Total BS
I too recieved a partial check yesteday for $325.51... 25% of my cost of repairs.
Claim based on proactive replacement of pipes at dealership
Total cost of repair: $1,302.03
MY: 2005 Cayenne S
Mileage: 59,566
Date of repair: 3/01/13
Comment: Total BS
02-11-2016, 02:16 PM
#79
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Bagge... Please post more details of your claim... i.e. total cost of repairs, MY, mileage, date of repairs, etc...
I too recieved a partial check yesteday for $325.51... 25% of my cost of repairs.
Claim based on proactive replacement of pipes at dealership
Total cost of repair: $1,302.03
MY: 2005 Cayenne S
Mileage: 59,566
Date of repair: 3/01/13
Comment: Total BS
I too recieved a partial check yesteday for $325.51... 25% of my cost of repairs.
Claim based on proactive replacement of pipes at dealership
Total cost of repair: $1,302.03
MY: 2005 Cayenne S
Mileage: 59,566
Date of repair: 3/01/13
Comment: Total BS
My local P dealer quoted $3200
02-11-2016, 04:13 PM
#83
I've Got Mine
The check that was in the mail just arrived at my office in Oklahoma City from the settlement administrator in Seattle, dated 2/4 and postmarked 2/8. The amount is $1,158.54, which is what I expected it to be.
I bought the CS new from the local dealer in May 2004. The coolant pipes failed in a big way in July 2013 at 61,703 miles. The dealer charged me $1448.18 for the repair job and according to the schedule provided to claimants I was entitled to 80% of that, which I received.
Incidentally I still have the CS and am struggling, as others are, with the question of when and/or how to replace it. I still like it, its only got 83,000 miles on it now, but I can see a trail of tears in its (and my) future.
--Bob
I bought the CS new from the local dealer in May 2004. The coolant pipes failed in a big way in July 2013 at 61,703 miles. The dealer charged me $1448.18 for the repair job and according to the schedule provided to claimants I was entitled to 80% of that, which I received.
Incidentally I still have the CS and am struggling, as others are, with the question of when and/or how to replace it. I still like it, its only got 83,000 miles on it now, but I can see a trail of tears in its (and my) future.
--Bob
02-11-2016, 05:46 PM
#84
Rennlist Member
The check that was in the mail just arrived at my office in Oklahoma City from the settlement administrator in Seattle, dated 2/4 and postmarked 2/8. The amount is $1,158.54, which is what I expected it to be.
I bought the CS new from the local dealer in May 2004. The coolant pipes failed in a big way in July 2013 at 61,703 miles. The dealer charged me $1448.18 for the repair job and according to the schedule provided to claimants I was entitled to 80% of that, which I received.
Incidentally I still have the CS and am struggling, as others are, with the question of when and/or how to replace it. I still like it, its only got 83,000 miles on it now, but I can see a trail of tears in its (and my) future.
--Bob
I bought the CS new from the local dealer in May 2004. The coolant pipes failed in a big way in July 2013 at 61,703 miles. The dealer charged me $1448.18 for the repair job and according to the schedule provided to claimants I was entitled to 80% of that, which I received.
Incidentally I still have the CS and am struggling, as others are, with the question of when and/or how to replace it. I still like it, its only got 83,000 miles on it now, but I can see a trail of tears in its (and my) future.
--Bob
When I asked the work shops why, the common response..."because we can get it"
An Indy shop with lower overhead replaced my tubes for $1200 but that included replacing the water pump and a 60K/mi. service inspection. I supplied the kit of parts for the tubes.
He did not understand my delight when I wrote that check.
