Z06 Transmission Issue Took a Strange Turn 

He was clearly looking for a lawsuit and he’ll probably file one

And he will get nothing lol. You need to have actual damages.

Take the gps off and take it back in ?

No it’s not, if rob is closed I’m not sitting on the road with a. Disabled car I’m calling the dealer or a tow truck and sending the bill to him it’s not my problem

@@Viggggggr well that isnt what happened dum dum

Why is every idiot so loud?

Well in this case they’re not denying warranty. They don’t want an additional variable that’s out of their control when diagnosing the issue

@@kaseyc5078 Many of these GPS units are connected to other systems like security systems. Fuel/ignition/security system/ECM. For example the "KARR" security system. People think they are just GPS - but they have alot more functionality and dealerships tend to install them to ensure that they can find and take back a car if they have to. The GPS could 100% be throwing codes - and if it's not, like you said they just want a 3rd party variable out before they start digging into something especially if it could be electrical. In the comments here you just have a bunch of people who don't know what they're talking about.

@@truthseeking3818 💯

He literally said the gps he uses only requires power and ground. Someone doesn't know what he's talking about allright. Can you guess who it is? 🤔🥴

lol I would say burnouts would be more likely

​@@D3AThCAl2DSdoesn't matter if the car is powerful enough to do burnouts then it should come with a diff that can handle them

Jeep said my borla cat back exhaust was causing my transmission problems on my 2022 jeep gladiator Mojave. Even though the problem didn’t start until they fried the pcm when they tried to update it. Then they said I modified it somehow reprogrammed the computer for bigger tires…… the tires and rims had 14,000 miles of wear on them. My jeep had 14,000 miles. The only thing I did was the borla exhaust, which CJDR USES for their performance exhaust. Needless to say, I won my lawsuit and will NEVER go to that dealership again. I went to ford where I’ve been treated like a king.

When you tap power off a brand new C8 wire under the dash your going to cause U codes and trouble. It happens all the time now. It’s sad but true.

@@JohnDoe-nz6bk as a life long ford fan because I can deal with fords specific brand of bull sh*t (all manufacturers have it) everything depends on the dealer and what sucks is the manufacturers can’t possibly police them all ahead of problems or get rid of independent dealers because of the law there going to get fucked by stuff like this either way there’s nothing they can do

probably had a chick in the passenger seat they were lying to

@@jeoboden i bet it wasn't that serious.. people can inquire about whatever. no need to find someone to blame when anything on the car should be warrantied at this point

going through that trouble to poke in Robs business, when he had already been refunded...customer is definitely a scammer and was hoping to find a reason file suit against Rob.

@@jessesteeltown the car is just one concern here and from a business owners perspective, not the biggest concern. Fraud affects everyone, but damage to business reputation, relationships with other businesses and scams and quite a few others. The ex-customer is a liability and if he places calls on others “behalf” you are dealing with somebody that is unstable and lacks logic, that is a liability to Rob and he needs to defend his years of hard work. He should 100% pursue action against that individual and he may already have a history of similar actions. Frauds and scammers deserve a hard time and that loser of a customer signed himself up for a hard time.

Likely

You call it "super sensitive" to voltage changes. I call it an engineering defect.

It is not just Corvettes but many cars that have a radar monitoring system built into the rear view mirror. My dad's 2022 Tacoma safety sense modules blew out when he used the wiring of the rear view mirror to hardwire a dash cam.

@@palillo2006 i think pulling excessive power from the wrong circuit is 100% the users fault, i made sure to pull from the kick panel fuse box for that very reason. i dont like the idea of splicing into a pin that could be current limited. a fuse tap should be inherently safe as long as you don't increase the fuse size.

@@mitchellroberts7954 couldn’t have said it better

No joke. What a freaking squirrel. SMH

Exactly!🍝

I have a gluten allergy 😂

Mmmmmm undercooked pasta

@-- Why you called the dealership 😂

Funny😅

The FIRST thing to do in any new GM vehicle is get rid of the trash GM/ACDelco battery

his transmission is destroyed because he wasnt aware that to save it he needed ro service the dct like every 2500miles for tye first several miles of ownership

😂 How many appointments do you want to schedule

@@lop8828 Sorry not a Chevrolet fan. I will give you a ride in my Aston Martin Rapide if you like.

You didn't know the Escalade was a lemon before you bought it? The rest of us did.

i used to build escalades and tahoes at the plant those trucks are junk they snap together and come apart in 2 seconds and wont last 5 years. they have so many flaws i'd be writing here forever. a lot of trucks that roll off the line wouldn't even drive and if they couldnt be fixed they would just throw it away and build another they dont care. not to mention they invest about 20k per truck and resell them for 100k

Sooo it’s not the exact route?

They would have to prove that the gps is what's causing it which I assure you they cannot. This is protected under the Magnuson Moss Warranty Act

Almost impossible

hahaha I dug through the comments for this

The overall design of the z06 looks very good, it have a completely different rear design than the boxy rear end stingray. The z06 rear is much more rounded

few and far between country wide my friend. dealerships and the lack of right to repair sucks

it went away with it hooked up. can't diag. if it isn't acting up

you think OEMs won’t try to get out of doing warranty work? Wishful thinking bud

That mentality is why people created the monster known as Carvana. There are plenty of competent dealerships across the board in the Auto Industry. Remember everyone can be in a mood or have a bad day. Consider the entire process when your dealing with a problem at your place of work. Then take yourself out of your position and put yourself in the customers. When it comes to anything aftermarket on vehicles, if it is not dealer installed expect pushback. If you were the mechanic and owner of a shop would you prefer to use the parts brought in by a customer or parts from your distributor? The best mechanics work on all types of vehicles and have seen it all. The ebay OEM parts vs what they only work with. They tell you to avoid Gremlins at all costs and please don't create them and then bring it to their shop to bring them to the light. Remove the direct power gps and use one of the trackers that do not need to get wired in on this vehicle and go from there. I expected these New Corvettes to have issues and they seem to have them in certain cases. If dealerships disappear you will wish for them to come back when they are gone. You expect an app and dealing with corporate directly is going to be a smooth process? Your delusional. When speaking with the dealer, avoid an attitude and be respectful. If your a prick from the jump, expect to be treated as such. If you know anyone that bought a used car from Carvana, ask them how smooth that was and see if they got their trade paid off and title work done. That company is a disaster.