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12-01-2007, 01:41 PM
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Vehicle repair taking over 4 months
I purchased a 2001 Dodge Dakota about 2 years ago. About 5 months ago I found out the hard way that this truck has a major issue with sludge build up. (That should be a class action suit by itself, if you google Dodge Dakota and sludge you will see hundreds of people with issues and Dodge not covering the ones still under warranty) I needed to have my engine rebuilt and I took it to a local shop. They have had it for 4 months now and they have stopped taking my calls about when it will be finished. They have worked on it but it is not done and I don't know when I will get it back. They originally told me a few weeks. What legal action can I take?
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12-04-2007, 02:55 PM
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Re: Vehicle repair taking over 4 months
Take them to small claims.
They will finish it as soon as they see a court filing! |
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