Fog lights are bad????
#1
Fog lights are bad????
Took my car to my local dealer this morning, small dealer, they told me my fog lights need replaced is the reason they dont work, they told me that they are hard to replace and they have to take to front bumper off completely, my car is a new 2013 gt, i need some help on this are they correct or should i take my car to a bigger dealer two hrs away, i just dont want them to screw anything up!!
#2
Foglights are easy to install, and can be done w/o removing the front bumper, however that does make it an easier task with it off (It takes all of 10 minutes to take it off with 2 people..). Done by a dealer - foglights should take all of an hour to fully install (Heck the full install of fog lights on to a car without them, including the replacement switch panel in the cockpit and all the wiring, takes only about an hour or so).
What is your concern here - that they will have to take the front bumper off? (These things clip on, it's not a big deal - most cars bumpers these days 'clip' on and come off quite easily)
Fog Lights are not hard to replace (or install from scratch, it's on my shortlist to-do myself), unless something changed drastically from the 10-12 to the 13, which I guess is possible since the bumper changed slightly - either way even if it needs the bumper off on the 13, this is a quick job to complete for a competent dealer.
What is your concern here - that they will have to take the front bumper off? (These things clip on, it's not a big deal - most cars bumpers these days 'clip' on and come off quite easily)
Fog Lights are not hard to replace (or install from scratch, it's on my shortlist to-do myself), unless something changed drastically from the 10-12 to the 13, which I guess is possible since the bumper changed slightly - either way even if it needs the bumper off on the 13, this is a quick job to complete for a competent dealer.
#5
thanks, i had it ther this morning and they said they could not find nothing wrong with the relay or what was going on, and that they would have to take the front bumper off to investigate more, so idk lol, they told me that they would need the car for the entire day!!!!!!
#9
I'm sure they want the entire day to work on for the simple reason that while they may start working on your car first thing in the morning, another car might roll in to get fixed that is not warranty (instead paid by customer) so your car might get pushed to the back burner for a little while... Warranty work pays less per job than standard paid labor... Happens at just every dealership service department for the most part, regardless of manufacturer.
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