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DontKnowMe
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I waited about 6 weeks for a new evaporator.
Need4Speed15
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Waited 6 weeks for evaporator also, car is in the shop now.
mindys
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And here I am, car has been 25 days at the dealer, and now waiting for a cylinder head to come in.... And driving a Fusion :frusty:
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My evap just failed at about 5,400 miles. Service guy verified it was on backorder and it'll be about two weeks until it's in (he says it was put in as an emergency due to the Florida climate this time of year)
Thing is, they don't do loaners, and PremiumCare only covers 10 days of rental coverage so I guess I'm going to have to suck it up for the rest of the time...
Thing is, they don't do loaners, and PremiumCare only covers 10 days of rental coverage so I guess I'm going to have to suck it up for the rest of the time...
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jbailer
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Mine wasn't the evap. I just picked my car up from the dealer and it was a leak in one of the lines covered under warranty. It was a nice chill ride home.