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Yoke peeling
- Thread starter Andy L
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zoomer0056
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aerodyne
2 of 3 EV's - Defect Free!
Did you ask for mobile service? I really don't want the revisit the paint from under my car left on Daily Drive.
zoomer0056
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I did not ask, it was by default when scheduling. I put in a service request with pictures and arrows. They responded with a mobile scheduling request.
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WilliamG
Hinge Fanatic
I've been driving a Plaid for 3 years, and have no idea what random dimming behavior you're referring to. Maybe your last yoke was defective?
May not be the yoke, but rather the harness that feeds it
WilliamG
Hinge Fanatic
I have a 2022 MS LR with yoke and wanted I do this, I submitted a service request just a week ago for this and they refused. They want $1,800 and change for the wheel, airbag and labor. And they wouldn’t even let me keep the new yoke. So I said just give me the new yoke first which is covered by warranty. They said the round wheel was an option before when they had no stock of the new yokes. I see some round wheels on eBay for half the price and it’s super easy to swap. Although I understand some have concerns about the airbag since it’s a different part number for yoke vs wheel.
I did see some of those, but can't remember if those steering wheels also still had the horn button instead of the mechanical setup. Did they ever offer them as replacements with the mechanical horn?
They came to replace my round wheel but accidentally brought the yoke. Asked if I wanted the yoke and I said no I rather get the wheel. They came back a few days later to replace the round wheel. I absolutely love the new mechanical horn.
zoomer0056
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aerodyne
2 of 3 EV's - Defect Free!
I don't think that is the case. If you buy the replacement part, then you get to keep the old part. Of course for things of minor value, the service dept might let you keep a part replaced under warranty.
A HV pack, not so much
For a warranty part, that is probably different. If, OTOH, you pay for a repair, then you are entitled to the parts. You own all the parts of a car. Can I cite the law? No. I am sure I could if I had to, but I currently have no need.
It also states on your invoice that you are able to keep the non-warrantied parts if you pay the core charge (minus a few specific exclusions). Unfortunately I've become familiar with this specific topic since it's one part of my lawsuit, since they refused to let me have the parts I paid for, and even refused to let me inspect the parts that were removed/replaced. Fortunately for me though, all of my concerns are on legal audio recordings so there's actual evidence and not just a he said she said situation.
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