Why shouldn't you take the dealers words, that's why they are there. The update is for the regulators and not the motors and they are under warranty for up to 7 years!
No offense ment but the dealer is the one who charged him the first time. I know VOA is the problem but customers must deal with the dealer and he's already been burned on the poorly designed window regulators once. Why should he not verify what the dealer might tell him? And it was not a recall and VW only extended the warranty on them because there was a class action suit against them. This time lawyers were more upstanding then VOA :-) If VW is going to be successfull in the US they must learn from the Japs and resolve problems like window regulators and tdi maf problems in a better manner. Just having good cars is not enough, they must stand behind them when things happen.
I shouldn't take the dealers word, because I have had more than one experience in the past where one dealer denied that my Ford Taurus 3.8 V6 with 60K miles and just out of warranty, had the very common head gasket leak. (which requires a $1600 minimum fix if it hasn't ruined your engine entirely)
A delaer (the one I bought it at.) insisted it wasn't under warranty. I took it to another dealer, he entered my VIN, showed me the sheet that said it WAS covered and then scheduled an appointment for me. I have had numerous other dealers avoid and deny coverage that should have been covered.
Are you really so naive that you think all dealers are ethical and honest? Be real!
I've already had the motors replaced and they've nevered offered to refund my money even though I'm still having the same problems. Any suggestions on that?
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