God DAMN, I loves me some Buffistas.
Lilah ,'Destiny'
Natter 68: Bork Bork Bork
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Give me the internet and a board to post on and I can move the world.
That's so hot.
What she said (also, Maria you are a rockstar!)
I'm more than happy to help. Keep in mind that I go poof at this organization 9/1, but I'll be able to follow up afterwards if necessary. This is not an acrimonious split.
Go Maria! Be the mothereffin' law. :)
Both my mechanic and the dealership said without hesitation that a used assembly would be unsafe.
OK, I am obviously not at all a mechanic, but...why? Anyone know? I mean, if it was a part that was known to have problems, that'd be one thing, but then surely there'd be a widely available replacement, y'know?
Wow, way to go, Maria!
Steph, insent to your profile address re: Cincinnati trip. (Woo!)
Oh, and let me know what dealership the vehicle is currently at. If a part is found in some back room, it will expedite the shipping.
My dealership drives me to Enterprise and rents me a car if they have to keep my car overnight. Apparently I shouldn't have been taking this for granted.
OK, I am obviously not at all a mechanic, but...why? Anyone know?
There are certain parts of a vehicle that--if replaced--are required to be new and unused per the Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards. Gas and brake pedals, throttle controls, and other primary vehicle control devices are the primary ones.
The supply issue is a totally different story. It's possible the supplier is no longer in business and they don't have the replacement manufacturer spooled up yet. If there was a run on these specific gas pedals recently, then the company was caught flat-footed.