Initial Business Response /* (1000, 10, 2015/07/15) */
Mr *** brought in his vehicle with a bump type shift on the 1-transitionThe mercedes unit has grown quite popular as of late and patterns from exposure begin to developYes his symptom was not the first to arrive at the
shop
The fault lies in the control assembly,(the hydrolics) sometimes replacing the tiptronic plate corrects the problemMany bullitans from manufactorer highlight the plates failingsHowever,if the symptom persists then the removal of the valvebody would be requireedThis procedure has a much higher costWhen explained in detail to Mr ***, he chose to go to the shallow end of the pondI agreed with his rationalIn either procedure the tiptronic WILL be replacedSo if replacing it first fixes the problem, everyone's happy and Im a hero.BUT if the condition persists then I'm writing letters to the Revdex.comIt is truly unfortunate that his symptom became less aggressive but alas not 100% resolvedThe idea that "fault- part- fix" does not apply to todays very technical and computerized transmissions of today
I offered to apply of his previous cost twords the final resolution of his symptomsI actually have never given that option to people in this situationMy offer was deniedAnd so I will not extend to him any other breaks
Diagnostics in the transmission industry is a slippery slopeAfter years just in this locationif I dont understand the symptom\fault I will refuse the vehicle and refer to an out sourceI see I have charcters remaining, so I will call this good for now
Regards,
***
GO Revdex.com!!!
Initial Business Response /* (1000, 10, 2015/07/15) */
Mr *** brought in his vehicle with a bump type shift on the 1-transitionThe mercedes unit has grown quite popular as of late and patterns from exposure begin to developYes his symptom was not the first to arrive at the
shop
The fault lies in the control assembly,(the hydrolics) sometimes replacing the tiptronic plate corrects the problemMany bullitans from manufactorer highlight the plates failingsHowever,if the symptom persists then the removal of the valvebody would be requireedThis procedure has a much higher costWhen explained in detail to Mr ***, he chose to go to the shallow end of the pondI agreed with his rationalIn either procedure the tiptronic WILL be replacedSo if replacing it first fixes the problem, everyone's happy and Im a hero.BUT if the condition persists then I'm writing letters to the Revdex.comIt is truly unfortunate that his symptom became less aggressive but alas not 100% resolvedThe idea that "fault- part- fix" does not apply to todays very technical and computerized transmissions of today
I offered to apply of his previous cost twords the final resolution of his symptomsI actually have never given that option to people in this situationMy offer was deniedAnd so I will not extend to him any other breaks
Diagnostics in the transmission industry is a slippery slopeAfter years just in this locationif I dont understand the symptom\fault I will refuse the vehicle and refer to an out sourceI see I have charcters remaining, so I will call this good for now
Regards,
***
GO Revdex.com!!!