new piston - tell-tale signs?
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They prolly figured since your warranty is up in about 400 miles, they would "create" new work to be done in the future. Yea, they do need to call you first prior to doing any unauthorized work.
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Do we know if they replaced a piston, or an accumulator piston in the trans? I have almost never seen or heard of a Piston being replaced in a 3800 L36
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The nice part is that any work done without notifying you is legally considered a gift.
They don't get your permission, you don't pay, it'* gone through U.*. courts a bunch of times, always comes up for the consumer.
They don't get your permission, you don't pay, it'* gone through U.*. courts a bunch of times, always comes up for the consumer.
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Originally Posted by GonneVille
The nice part is that any work done without notifying you is legally considered a gift.
They don't get your permission, you don't pay, it'* gone through U.*. courts a bunch of times, always comes up for the consumer.
They don't get your permission, you don't pay, it'* gone through U.*. courts a bunch of times, always comes up for the consumer.
but they should have told you....they are supposed to whenever they do any work that was not preauthorized by you.
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