as its says.

 

310-867-5309 Ask for Jenny, she`ll take care of you

 

But what fun is it if they're helpful?

 

You don`t know Jenny

 

Rguy, who wonders how voodoo got to know Jenny?

 

I bought the album . Sing the telephone number

 

Reid, who's a little slow today...

 

310-783-2000 That is the general number. If you can tell me a specific dept or name, I have the company phonebook

Ryan

 

just outt curiosity...what's your complaint? i hope it's not itr related

 

kinda itr related but more of the service people giving me a hard time on warranty stuff. i just have some questions for them reguards to my warranty that has 4k miles left in it.

 

care to let us know? some of us have been through the warranty problems.

-aoib0t, who is now at 50721 miles.

 

Call 800-382-2238

When I had problems with my spun bearing, i called and complained and had a new motor on the boat by the end of the week

 

i have messed up synchros. wich i beleive could be the reason i bent valves and miss shifted in january.
acura is threatening not to honor my warranty till they check out the problem and decide wether or not its my fault.
does that make sense.
the car has 46,000 miles on it. i have been to the track only 3 times(drag"9 runs")
the rest is highway driving.
i am tired of going through the threats of its automatically my fault when i bring the car in.
i was told that they would not honor the warranty basically because i "RACE my Type R"
i am going to see what i can do and try to get the dealership to pay.
do i need to let them open up the tranny and say its not warranteed befor i complain?


[Modified by MISFIT, 4:41 PM 5/6/2002]

 

call your zone office, which is in md 301-990-2020
the nation hq's isn't going to do much for ya except transfer you around
good luck w/ your claim that's not gonna be an easy one........
oh and they do have to send out a warrenty manager to look at your car to authorize repairs, which will most likely call for disasembly.......he is basically now your god.


[Modified by dohcsideSi, 10:13 PM 5/6/2002]

 

Don't get too wound up before you talk with them. A buddy of mine trashed his motor (yup-clearly his fault-no wiggle room there<LOL&gt and ACURA still helped him out by supplying a new short block. He paid for labor which was about 40% of the bill.

That was more than fair!!!! Legally and morally they didn't have to do ANYTHING except sympathize. They bailed him out. (Not sure I would have, given the situation)

Be cool!

John


[Modified by Racebrewer, 12:45 AM 5/7/2002]