Really need help with brakes.
Really need help with brakes.
Gentleman, I really need your help with this. The dealer cannot fix the sinking brake peddle. They put in a new master cylinder, no improvement. Then they did a special bleeding procedure, again no effect. Now they are waiting on rear brake pads. I don't see how this can help since the ones on there are like new. The car has been in the shop for weeks.
Does anyone have any suggestions? Thanks.
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Does anyone have any suggestions? Thanks.
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Vincy,
I would consider getting the car to a different service department and also calling the PCA ombudsman. You car needs to be examined by some top techs and the next step I would consider would be lemoning it
I would consider getting the car to a different service department and also calling the PCA ombudsman. You car needs to be examined by some top techs and the next step I would consider would be lemoning it
Have they elevated the priority on this one to Porsche Service Rep? I would think they would have by now. If they haven't as Eclou said take it to another service department or you make them schedule a time with you and the Porsche Service Rep.
I hope you get it resolved without going through the Lemon Law. I have been through it once and it was no fun. In fact it ended up being bought back from the dealer instead of applying the Lemon Law.
I hope you get it resolved without going through the Lemon Law. I have been through it once and it was no fun. In fact it ended up being bought back from the dealer instead of applying the Lemon Law.
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