Mazda dealer experiance
#21
My recent experence with Horne Mazda was not positive. I purchased a Cabin Air Filter from Amazon. I could not figure how to instal it, so I called Horne to ask if I could come by & have someone show me how to instal. The rep was quite abrupt indicating that I had to remove the door, etc, etc. He didn't seem to be willing to have me come in for assistance. Expected a lot better from a Mazda dealer.
#22
Thats called PARTS LIABILTY. Most service shops (all of mine) if you bring them in they will state that on the service order and also explain that the there is no warranty coverage. Dealerships as far as all the dozens that I know will not install customer brought in parts. The except may be if they are an OE part but don't bet on that either. So its no wonder they did not offer to install it for you. Its not POOR CUSTOMER SERVIVE regarding a DEALERSHIP!
#23
I expected the rep to have me come in and assist a customer. & I there was going to be a charge, let me know.
#24
After review the You Tube video a number of times, I still could not figure out how to install. I guess customer goodwill has gone. BTW: if there was a charge I would hace accepted this.
#25
Thats called PARTS LIABILTY. Most service shops (all of mine) if you bring them in they will state that on the service order and also explain that the there is no warranty coverage. Dealerships as far as all the dozens that I know will not install customer brought in parts. The except may be if they are an OE part but don't bet on that either. So its no wonder they did not offer to install it for you. Its not POOR CUSTOMER SERVIVE regarding a DEALERSHIP!
#26
I recommend to go back and read all the responses again in this thread! Maybe you will understand why Dealers DONT install customer brought in part of none OEM aftermarket parts?
#27
It may sound a bit harsh, but if you have seen videos or read how to replace the cabin filter and you still cannot do it, then you have zero ability to do maintenance on your vehicle.
Leave it to pros, which means you will need to find a dealer suitable for your way of thinking about dealers.
Good luck.
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Oh I am not a mechanic and have not been a mechanic in over 35 years. LOL I am an Automotive Master Technician! Current and certified L1&L2 for 35 years . (snobbery and boasting lol) there is BIG DIFFERENCE. This means I need to pay a fee and re-test every few years to hold that citification.
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Last edited by Callisto; 11-16-2022 at 09:54 AM.
#30
once again you didn't read what I said what was posted in this thread. lol. It does not matter if you called its all about what you asked. so who's readings skills are "SHILL"? lol
Oh I am not a mechanic and have not been a mechanic in over 35 years. LOL I am an Automotive Master Technician! Current and certified L1&L2 for 35 years . (snobbery and boasting lol) there is BIG DIFFERENCE. This means I need to pay a fee and re-test every few years to hold that citification.
ASE
Oh I am not a mechanic and have not been a mechanic in over 35 years. LOL I am an Automotive Master Technician! Current and certified L1&L2 for 35 years . (snobbery and boasting lol) there is BIG DIFFERENCE. This means I need to pay a fee and re-test every few years to hold that citification.
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