posted 08-11-2000 09:30 AM                  

In my opinion it is absolutely ridiculous
for a dealer to tell you to pull fuses to make your car right. The car is supposed to be right from the factory, thats why there is a warranty on the car. I would not even entertain pulling fuses to correct a factory problem.

Like Larry said , I would call DC and tell them what the dealer told you to do to correct the problem. Hope this dealer is not a Five Star Dealer.

The lemon law does work. Recently Ford Motor Company purchased my 1998 Ford F150 Lariat 4x4 back from me and provided me with a 2001 F150 Lariat 4x4. The process went pretty smooth. I think you have to have a problem that has been addressed unsucessfully at least three times with no cure. You still have to push the issue. These people are in business to make money and will not roll over easily.

Just for your information. I did have a wiring harness problem with my 2000 yellow cat. The dealer was able to fix it. But a harness problem can be a real challenge to anybody. They were originally talking about replacing the entire harness. I didn't want that because they have to diassemble the car to replace it. Fortunately they were able to find my problem. Maybe this is your problem too.

Anyway, good luck and stand your ground on all warranty issues. Consumer Protection laws were designed to protect us in situations like this.