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nuflat · 09-29-2015, 03:39 PM

I took my car in to the dealer because I had a couple issues. One was that my Camaro has gone into a "limp mode" twice now where it felt like it wasn't running on all cylinders and the check engine light was flashing and the service stabilitrak light came on. I was also having issues with my MyLink system going blank on me and the radio still playing but could not power off the system or see anything on the screen and only after shutting off the vehicle for 15 minutes did my problem get resolved. It has done that multiple times. I was also having some Bluetooth connectivity issues.

I dropped it off and was discussing the issues with the service writer and told him that I was having Bluetooth issues with my iPhone which at that point he interrupted me and said "Oh, you have an iPhone" and shook his head. He said he would never buy another Apple product and was going to get an Android the next time he needs a new phone because Apple is trying to screw GM and forcing them to pay millions in licensing fees and since they won't they are basically sabotaging the system. I found this really hard to believe and told him well I guess Toyota and Apple are happy because my phone works flawlessly in my wife's RAV4.

So he said they would look into the issues and call me. They never called me and it was almost time for me to leave work so I called them and had to leave a message. He called me back and said, "We can't find a single thing wrong with your car." I said "Really?" He told me they hooked it up to the computer and it didn't give any error codes and they couldn't find any issues with the radio and that if it occurs at that magic moment as he put it, that I should drop everything and drive to the dealership so they can see it happening.

I went to pickup the vehicle and talked to the cashier and she had a puzzled look on her face and then motioned the girl next to her and pointed at the screen and shrugged her shoulders. She then called the service writer and got off the phone and tells me that he said there was no paperwork and that it would be mailed to you.

I thought that really odd, but took my keys and left wondering if they actually did anything to my vehicle or just blew me off which makes me very mad.

I always get an email afterwards which I did not this time about my service experience so that was something else that made me curious.

Anyone ever had this happen to them and is that normal or something new?

Thanks!

09-29-2015, 03:39 PM	#1
nuflat Drives: 2017 Camaro RS 2LT Nightfall Grey Join Date: Sep 2013 Location: Houston Posts: 31	Trip to dealer I took my car in to the dealer because I had a couple issues. One was that my Camaro has gone into a "limp mode" twice now where it felt like it wasn't running on all cylinders and the check engine light was flashing and the service stabilitrak light came on. I was also having issues with my MyLink system going blank on me and the radio still playing but could not power off the system or see anything on the screen and only after shutting off the vehicle for 15 minutes did my problem get resolved. It has done that multiple times. I was also having some Bluetooth connectivity issues. I dropped it off and was discussing the issues with the service writer and told him that I was having Bluetooth issues with my iPhone which at that point he interrupted me and said "Oh, you have an iPhone" and shook his head. He said he would never buy another Apple product and was going to get an Android the next time he needs a new phone because Apple is trying to screw GM and forcing them to pay millions in licensing fees and since they won't they are basically sabotaging the system. I found this really hard to believe and told him well I guess Toyota and Apple are happy because my phone works flawlessly in my wife's RAV4. So he said they would look into the issues and call me. They never called me and it was almost time for me to leave work so I called them and had to leave a message. He called me back and said, "We can't find a single thing wrong with your car." I said "Really?" He told me they hooked it up to the computer and it didn't give any error codes and they couldn't find any issues with the radio and that if it occurs at that magic moment as he put it, that I should drop everything and drive to the dealership so they can see it happening. I went to pickup the vehicle and talked to the cashier and she had a puzzled look on her face and then motioned the girl next to her and pointed at the screen and shrugged her shoulders. She then called the service writer and got off the phone and tells me that he said there was no paperwork and that it would be mailed to you. I thought that really odd, but took my keys and left wondering if they actually did anything to my vehicle or just blew me off which makes me very mad. I always get an email afterwards which I did not this time about my service experience so that was something else that made me curious. Anyone ever had this happen to them and is that normal or something new? Thanks!