There seems to be more and more acceptance of RV manufacturers doing less than adequate work these days. I'll admit that I'm old and perhaps we had a different work ethic when I was working than folks have today ,but, I think we as part of the population are becoming more and more resigned to get junk when we buy things.
I think that instead of preaching to the choir, we should be contacting the only agency that is supposed to be setting the standards, RVIA. I am a dreamer and I know it may not do any good but maybe it would. RVIA has no authority but they might take an interest if enough of these situations are brought to their attention.
I have been having engine performance problems with my rig for several years, I have been to State approve ASE mechanics and all failed to find and fix the problem. I intend to notify the ASE licensing agency and file a formal but non-financial complaint with them. That is assuming my new mechanic who ran a extensive and expensive diagnostic program before recommending any repairs has it right and can fix my problems. If he does, I will include his shop in my complaint as an example of a professional shop that deserves the ASE label.
Sorry about be so long winded but as the news anchor in the movie Network said, I'm mad as hell and I'm not going to take it anymore.
