jetro12

Never again will I bring my car to Mapunapuna dealer for repairs. I took my car their to fix the loud rattles above the passenger seat Liner. The rattle went away when i got it back but two days later it came back. So I finally decided to look at it and found blue masking paper masking tape all over the place that was suppose to hold the wires down but none of the tapes are sticking!! The only thing they were sticking on are the wires. First Impression, they are LAZY!!!!!!

k3k0a

iTrader: (2)

for when you need it on there

SUMATIC808

lol damn. and how much did they charge you for the labor?
what did they say the problem was and how they fixed it?

jetro12

Lol it was still warrantied. But the wirings were not secured on the lining so it was vibrating loud. So the dealer said the same which was loose wires and they said they fixed it. Come to find out they taped it sith blue masking tape lol

moto96793

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go back to the place and demand a refund. then tell the BBB. let them know the issue not fixed and the issue was only temp bandaided. make sure you know their policies on warrantied work b4 you go in there n raise hell.

moto96793

iTrader: (8)

use tact!

shaggadelic

iTrader: (26)

yes the refund will work when he said he didnt pay for anything.......... FYI your better off talking to the manager then sitting on i-club and bashing them... what makes you think they would want to help you in the future or "bend" a little if you just blast them without trying to work that out? to each there own..... i dont think it was the "best" fix but i also dont think your way of getting this resolved is also the right way

SUMATIC808

i would be mad too if i had my wires scotch taped to my ceiling. im a certified mechanic and anythig like that is a shame imo. i would be discouraged to go back there also. but then again youre right about takig this to the shop manager.

Downfall

I've been dealing with the Subie shop at mapunapuna, and they seem like great guys, I had a few issues with my 13 STI and they always seem eager to want to help to resolve them. I give those guys credit for being the only shop on the island that does warranty work, imagine how busy those guys get.

shaggadelic

iTrader: (26)

you right.... i dont know why this was done. but like i said this is not the best way to settle this issue

Curve

I too have never had a problem with the Mapunapuna dealership. Talk to the manager, Greg, about it. He's a reasonable guy.

jreed

Greg is the sales manager. Not sure what he can do for you...

04sleeper

iTrader: (9)

it's garbage like this that always ruins my day. you gonna complain to the BBB if they run out of coffee in the waiting room too? i'm not saying what they did was right but unless you've never made a mistake before (and subsequently are in fact jesus christ) then just go back and tell them the trouble is still there. give them a chance to make it right and i'm sure they will. the only time you should go to the BBB is if they refuse to do the work. people nowadays need to learn how to deal with their own problems, it's no wonder the government thinks they need to control everything.

04sleeper

iTrader: (9)

so being that you're a certified mechanic, maybe you can recommend something to help the OP. what would you do if your car had something in the headliner that was rattling? i can tell you if it were me and it was just some rogue wires banging around, i wouldn't waste time going back to have the dealership fix it. i'd grab some cheap pillow stuffing and cram it in there until the area was filled, fixed. you could also wrap the flappy little bastard in a rag and shove it back in there. really it's up to you but i'm sure they have to get a little creative since there is probably not a TSB on floppy wires in the headliner.

SUMATIC808

if it were me im pretty positive that id figure it out myself and so would you, just like your stated opinion. but he didnt ask for fixes or opinions, he just wanted to tell everyone about his encounter with the techs. im sure he already got it fixed.