that would wind me up then too
that would wind me up then too
Wow.... I mean.... You're kinda screwed after reading you situation.
Not sure what you’re getting at. Give me the manuals for the truck. I don’t need the engine or transmission manuals, I have access to those. And all the tools for them. Grant me access to the can network and software and I’m set. Aside from the bloody oil change dinging stupidity the rest of this truck is pretty straight forward. Some software engineer screwed up big time.
What I'm getting at, is it's not likely you're getting that anytime soon, so this difficulty you're having is less likely to be an isolated issue, than a theme. If you choose to ride it out, I think you're going to need a different mindset. I know me, and that level of patience and acceptance, isn't part of my repertoire. What you do have access to, are the two things that no one has a problem with.
Dude I work with Preadator birds, I deal with angry, animals that basically want to kill you daily. The fact that I can speak my frustration does not mean I get emotional about it. I can separate emotion from thoughts. My frustration with this vehicle does not affect me emotionally. Do I think they did stupid things absolutely. Does it make me angry, sure. Does it make me have some sort of vice real reaction to reject the vehicle? No. I’m in contact with Ineos Corporate, we are figuring it out. It’s just dumb that I’m having to do it. I’m certainly not the only one having these issues. So the fact they have not resolved them is surprising. Your inability to cope with such things, and the fact you can openly admit and accept that is cool. Many can’t. I’ll get it sorted. I won’t loose sleep over it. It’s just dumb is all
Oh for sure, if the bulk of the owners silently accept the lack of customer service, or the lack of living up to their promis. Ineos has no reason to do anything. Some of the general attitudes I’ve seen here certainly show that people are willing to accept serious flaws without really forcing the issue. I can say with near a certainty that if everyone having issues here was contacting The VP in North America, or whatever their countries actual Ineos staff we would be getting further. Sadly it seems only a few of us are actually making noise while everybody else is happy to accept the terrible software, and terrible customer service.
You'd get a job in any corporate human resources dept anywhere in the world.
I avoid dealing with human problems. Animals are easy. Humans not so much. Humans are emotional and can’t think clearly once they become emotional about a problem. Preadator birds are simple.
We have two pairs of Osprey that live and hunt just near our home.
I agree. That's why I don't have corridor conversations and live in a place where neighbours can barely see each other.
Nice little male Harris Hawk there. I have a bomb dog at home. Keep in mind there’s a difference between an aggressive/dangerous dog, and a dog trained to be aggressive. They are very different things. I trust my dog with my life. We just did a session yesterday with 21 Military Malinois and Bruce. We had the but suits and battons out. Even my retired dude protected me from that bad man. And it was instant.
Any animal can be somewhat unpredictable. May I ask where you’re from?
The island of the Tassy devil (not the Warner bros version) and
Sounds like a good idea for a basic oil change, but a service is more. How does the system acknowledge that an inspection, physical wear, safety checks and brake tests are carried out correctly by a DIYer and defects are recorded correctly for warranty or future repairs? It will need extra data storage module to record information and more coding. Every manufacturer has secret squirrel proprietary operating data that only very few can access.
Definitely not a warranty thing. I have an email from the VP of the americas, as long as you have receipts to prove you used approved parts, they can not deny warranty
Do you really want to be that interconnected to the dealer/Ineos? I do not. As IslandFalconer pointed out, at least in our area, providing “proof” outside of a claim has never been a requirement.
