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Grit_dog
Jan 12, 2020Navigator
You're in VT, so presumably serviced in the fall meant winterizing months ago.
And now the dealer is going to keep it through the winter??
So like 6 months to blow out the water lines and fix whatever they crunched?
They're playing you for a sucker.
If you don't have the fortitude to demand being made whole, in a timely manner, then let your insurance co deal with it.
Actually, make sure your insurance co deals with it, as they have a better chance at getting it fixed right. And they will have no problem going after the dealer or their insurance to get their money back.
Good luck with the outcome.
And now the dealer is going to keep it through the winter??
So like 6 months to blow out the water lines and fix whatever they crunched?
They're playing you for a sucker.
If you don't have the fortitude to demand being made whole, in a timely manner, then let your insurance co deal with it.
Actually, make sure your insurance co deals with it, as they have a better chance at getting it fixed right. And they will have no problem going after the dealer or their insurance to get their money back.
Good luck with the outcome.
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