Frustration with service department delay.
01-06-2019, 01:14 AM
#33
Rennlist Member
I bet the changeover valve issue was under CPO (Porsche paying for it). If @adcampo got a freebie for programing the PSE and fixing his own DIY vacuum line routing, then he got a good deal, no?
01-06-2019, 07:53 AM
#34
Burning Brakes
Thread Starter
Well, I did pay for the programming once $179. That's when we discovered something was wrong. I assume they tried re programming as part of the trouble shooting.
Assuming they credit me back for the COV replacement, I would say it's still questionable if I got a good deal.
They had my brand new car for 3 weeks and gave me hours of frustration
If they would have charged me $699 in the first few days to solve the problem. I would have probably been fine with it.
$699 + 3 weeks hassle. Not so much. First world problems.
Honestly, either way I'm happy. Especially with sport plus/PSE. I hit a couple tunnels on my way home and enjoyed the sound track.
Assuming they credit me back for the COV replacement, I would say it's still questionable if I got a good deal.
They had my brand new car for 3 weeks and gave me hours of frustration
If they would have charged me $699 in the first few days to solve the problem. I would have probably been fine with it.
$699 + 3 weeks hassle. Not so much. First world problems.
Honestly, either way I'm happy. Especially with sport plus/PSE. I hit a couple tunnels on my way home and enjoyed the sound track.
01-06-2019, 09:14 AM
#35
Well, I did pay for the programming once $179. That's when we discovered something was wrong. I assume they tried re programming as part of the trouble shooting.
Assuming they credit me back for the COV replacement, I would say it's still questionable if I got a good deal.
They had my brand new car for 3 weeks and gave me hours of frustration
If they would have charged me $699 in the first few days to solve the problem. I would have probably been fine with it.
$699 + 3 weeks hassle. Not so much. First world problems.
Honestly, either way I'm happy. Especially with sport plus/PSE. I hit a couple tunnels on my way home and enjoyed the sound track.
Assuming they credit me back for the COV replacement, I would say it's still questionable if I got a good deal.
They had my brand new car for 3 weeks and gave me hours of frustration
If they would have charged me $699 in the first few days to solve the problem. I would have probably been fine with it.
$699 + 3 weeks hassle. Not so much. First world problems.
Honestly, either way I'm happy. Especially with sport plus/PSE. I hit a couple tunnels on my way home and enjoyed the sound track.
01-06-2019, 10:22 AM
#36
Burning Brakes
Thread Starter
Good question. At first glance, I thought it was cost associated with the DIY fix. I was eager to get out of the dealership. After paying and waiting for my car to come about I better understood the bill and then spoke to the Service Manager.
01-06-2019, 03:38 PM
#37
Rennlist Member
Glad to hear you are back up and running! Welcome back to the pack.
01-11-2019, 07:29 AM
#41
Burning Brakes
Thread Starter
Final post from me on this topic (I hope). Dealer gave me the full credit, PSE is screaming and heat is working. Life is good and all is right in the world again.
