Sta Nisia
Member
No offense but where are you getting "corporate fraud" for a totally standard and vetted paragraph that states the owner may be responsible for a $125 diagnostic fee? What brand of car dealers does not do this? They ALL DO.But corporate fraud is something else: the State AG is BIG on going after that for three reasons:
If it is determined to be under warranty and not affected with a problematic aftermarket part or problematic install, then the fee is not going to be applied.
Car electronics can throw codes left and right, and there are a lot, a while lot of junk third party electronics, many leds without required impedance, corners cut on contact matinal leading to worsening viscous circle of corrosion, heat, more corrosion more heat.
The dealer is not saying the aftermarket lights installed in this situation are causing the problem, but merely using boilderplate car repair graph, providing informed consent to customer, saying they will need to be reimbursed for costs if they do turn out to be outside of warranty.
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