I dropped of my car at the dealer Tuesday evening ahead of a Wednesday appointment to do some warranty work (noisy air condition fan & broken glove box lock). I was told by the CSR that they would do a multipoint inspection costing $162, After 48 hrs I received a call from the CSR, telling me the glove box would cost $900+ to replace and they could not duplicate the air condition fan noise and list of recommendations with price via email (2 tire $753, brake system flush $256, etc. I reminded her that the car was there to do my two request nothing else and I have a Platinum WRAP Warranty and the glove box replacement is covered, due to a previous phone conversation with the warranty department. She then told me she will have to call the the warranty department to verify. I told her to not to worry about the other recommendations. 24 hrs later no callback. Called the service department Saturday morning to check status and got CSR voicemail, I left a message stating I am coming to pick up my car. Two hour later no callback, I called dealer again, got voicemail, called back dealer and spoke to a human, I explained I was coming to get my car, she told me she would let the CSR know. Went to pick up my car, had a few choice word for the CSR, about "no communications" problems.
A few days later I dropped off my car at my local mechanic to do a 90K maintenance service and was told by the mechanic I have a major oil leak to the rear of the car because the undercarriage and control arm was soak with oil, but he didn't figure out yet where the oil was coming from because he checked the differential and the engine and didn't find a leak.
Can anyone here suggest where else in a 2015 Genesis sedan could the oil be coming from ?
A few days later I dropped off my car at my local mechanic to do a 90K maintenance service and was told by the mechanic I have a major oil leak to the rear of the car because the undercarriage and control arm was soak with oil, but he didn't figure out yet where the oil was coming from because he checked the differential and the engine and didn't find a leak.
Can anyone here suggest where else in a 2015 Genesis sedan could the oil be coming from ?
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