Initial Business Response / [redacted] (1000, 5, 2016/02/18) */ We are sorry that you still don't understand the warranty procedureFirst I want to clarify that the original radiator was purchased and installed for the owner of the vehicle on July 30, 2013, not February of At that time the parts and labor warranty was year or 12,miles (see the attached signed original invoice), we honored the lifetime part warranty and the manufacturer's $an hour labor rate credit, see attached Labor Warranty Reimbursement Request from the vendorThat left the remainder of the labor rate for you to pay, which you agreed to per our phone conversation on February 16thI also did not charge for coolant that was needed to fill the radiator which would have been additionalIf you still have questions on this please call us or stop in for further explanation Initial Consumer Rebuttal / [redacted] (3000, 7, 2016/02/18) */ (The consumer indicated he/she DID NOT accept the response from the business.) After consulting the manufacturer regarding the warranty, they stated it is fully covered and verified this is for both parts and laborThis "labor warranty reimbursement form" from the vendor will have to be reviewed The manufacturer stated "We fully cover labor and part when purchased from a shop." No indication was ever made at a discounted labor rate by the manufacturer Having a warranty implies replacement without cost There is no purpose in having a warranty if it costs you moneyThat's why you get a warranty Final Business Response / [redacted] (4000, 9, 2016/02/19) */ After consulting the manufacturer regarding the warranty, they stated it is fully covered and verified this is for both parts and labor- "Customer did not contact the manufacturer they contacted the distributor." This "labor warranty reimbursement form" from the vendor will have to be reviewed- "This form is between C.A.RShop and 1-800-RADIATOR not the customerThe form was provided to this customer per his request." The manufacturer stated "We fully cover labor and part when purchased from a shop." - "1-800-RADIATOR is not the manufacturer, they are a distributor of the part." No indication was ever made at a discounted labor rate by the manufacturer- "The warranty and the claim are between C.A.RShop and 1-800-RADIATOR, not with the customer." Having a warranty implies replacement without cost- "Only during the warranty periodThe warranty on the replacement radiator expired on July 30, If the customer has documentation showing otherwise please have him send it to the C.A.RShop." There is no purpose in having a warranty if it costs you moneyThat's why you get a warranty- "The warranty expired in July of If the radiator had failed between July 30,and July 30, it would have been replaced at no chargeOnce again if the customer has documentation showing otherwise please have them send it the C.A.RShop We are sorry the customer still does not understand the warranty processNo lifetime warranty was ever implied by C.A.RShop IncSee attached invoiceThe warranty with C.A.RShop Inc ended on July 30, The distributor's warranty is with C.A.RShop Inc onlyCustomer has incorrect manufacturer, 1-800-RADIATOR is a distributor not a manufacturerAny warranties between C.A.RShop and 1-800-RADIATOR do not apply after the part is sold to a customerThe actual manufacturer is Pacific Auto CompanyTheir warranty states All Pacific Best Incproducts have a limited year warranty against manufacture defectsI hope this clears all of the confusion on the warranty, if the customer has any paperwork stating otherwise please have him mail or email it to usEmail: [email protected] or mail to: CAR Shop Inc [redacted] Hutchinson, MN
Initial Business Response / [redacted] (1000, 5, 2016/02/18) */ We are sorry that you still don't understand the warranty procedureFirst I want to clarify that the original radiator was purchased and installed for the owner of the vehicle on July 30, 2013, not February of At that time the parts and labor warranty was year or 12,miles (see the attached signed original invoice), we honored the lifetime part warranty and the manufacturer's $an hour labor rate credit, see attached Labor Warranty Reimbursement Request from the vendorThat left the remainder of the labor rate for you to pay, which you agreed to per our phone conversation on February 16thI also did not charge for coolant that was needed to fill the radiator which would have been additionalIf you still have questions on this please call us or stop in for further explanation Initial Consumer Rebuttal / [redacted] (3000, 7, 2016/02/18) */ (The consumer indicated he/she DID NOT accept the response from the business.) After consulting the manufacturer regarding the warranty, they stated it is fully covered and verified this is for both parts and laborThis "labor warranty reimbursement form" from the vendor will have to be reviewed The manufacturer stated "We fully cover labor and part when purchased from a shop." No indication was ever made at a discounted labor rate by the manufacturer Having a warranty implies replacement without cost There is no purpose in having a warranty if it costs you moneyThat's why you get a warranty Final Business Response / [redacted] (4000, 9, 2016/02/19) */ After consulting the manufacturer regarding the warranty, they stated it is fully covered and verified this is for both parts and labor- "Customer did not contact the manufacturer they contacted the distributor." This "labor warranty reimbursement form" from the vendor will have to be reviewed- "This form is between C.A.RShop and 1-800-RADIATOR not the customerThe form was provided to this customer per his request." The manufacturer stated "We fully cover labor and part when purchased from a shop." - "1-800-RADIATOR is not the manufacturer, they are a distributor of the part." No indication was ever made at a discounted labor rate by the manufacturer- "The warranty and the claim are between C.A.RShop and 1-800-RADIATOR, not with the customer." Having a warranty implies replacement without cost- "Only during the warranty periodThe warranty on the replacement radiator expired on July 30, If the customer has documentation showing otherwise please have him send it to the C.A.RShop." There is no purpose in having a warranty if it costs you moneyThat's why you get a warranty- "The warranty expired in July of If the radiator had failed between July 30,and July 30, it would have been replaced at no chargeOnce again if the customer has documentation showing otherwise please have them send it the C.A.RShop We are sorry the customer still does not understand the warranty processNo lifetime warranty was ever implied by C.A.RShop IncSee attached invoiceThe warranty with C.A.RShop Inc ended on July 30, The distributor's warranty is with C.A.RShop Inc onlyCustomer has incorrect manufacturer, 1-800-RADIATOR is a distributor not a manufacturerAny warranties between C.A.RShop and 1-800-RADIATOR do not apply after the part is sold to a customerThe actual manufacturer is Pacific Auto CompanyTheir warranty states All Pacific Best Incproducts have a limited year warranty against manufacture defectsI hope this clears all of the confusion on the warranty, if the customer has any paperwork stating otherwise please have him mail or email it to usEmail: [email protected] or mail to: CAR Shop Inc [redacted] Hutchinson, MN