epfd217 wrote:
I am completely on the same page as you and have made all the same statements to them regarding this issue. That being said, I've worked as a mechanic and if you can't replicate the issue, no service department is going to throw money at an issue. I fully understand the slide topper is simply a bandaid for the leak.
That is why I was trying to get more opinions. At this point, I've hit a dead end unless I pay for a lawyer. Not sure what else to push and what to ask for.
Does your State have a Lemon Law? If so, you qualify for starting a Lemon law proceeding. Send a CERTIFIED letter to the President of the RV Maker and to the dealership owner outlining the problems and lack of repair you have had. State that you will expect them to get your RV fixed. Then see what happens. State you will start Lemon Law if your state has one. Report the Dealer to the BBB. Most honest companies do not like to have a negative report with the BBB. Doug
