Warranty Work - How long is too long
Hi all, Well after our initial voyage in our '14 Fleetwood Storm I put it back into the dealer for a punch list of issues to be resolved. It's been a week and I called to check in.. The dealer s...
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The thing people forget is when you take a Ford to Ford or Chevy to Chevy for warranty work, parts are readily accessible.
When you take an rv to a dealer who may have many multiples of manufacturers, not so easy to keep EVERY part stocked. I do believe in general they do the best they can. Warranty work does have to be pre approved by manufacturer and that can take some time.
My tt is still under warranty and in addition to making appointment for service I have also notified manufacturer of issue/parts needed so things are handled in advance. Has worked well for us and communicating directly with manufacturer holds their feet to the fire.
When you take an rv to a dealer who may have many multiples of manufacturers, not so easy to keep EVERY part stocked. I do believe in general they do the best they can. Warranty work does have to be pre approved by manufacturer and that can take some time.
My tt is still under warranty and in addition to making appointment for service I have also notified manufacturer of issue/parts needed so things are handled in advance. Has worked well for us and communicating directly with manufacturer holds their feet to the fire.
