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I HAVE to have it fixed as it's a rent car and I charge for miles.
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I've never had this many problems with a car within 4 months of ownership. Numerous check engine lights, a clutch, now the led readout for the mileage is out. Anyone have this happen to them before? I HAVE to have it fixed as it's a rent car and I charge for miles. Covered under warranty?
Of course it's covered under warranty. BTW, I'm pretty sure the mileage is also kept on the ECU.
I'm sure it is, or at least I'll find out.
You rent a car to people in the continental USA and you are surprised that the clutch has gone after 4 months. I'm amazed it lasted 4 minutes.... <img src="graemlins/c.gif" border="0" alt="[ouch]" />
[quote]Originally posted by Alan A: <strong>You rent a car to people in the continental USA and you are surprised that the clutch has gone after 4 months. I'm amazed it lasted 4 minutes.... <img src="graemlins/c.gif" border="0" alt="[ouch]" /> </strong><hr></blockquote>Ditto. "Let's drop the clutch and see what this baby can do from the traffic light!"
Our Viper still has the original clutch in it after 30,000 miles...... and it's a rent car.
I think the ones who rent them think they are drag cars which they are not and of coarse the clutch would go. Now if you actually rent them for the track then defineitly lot less wear vs those drop clutches from the traffic light. How much do you charge for rental on the 996? Hopefully it covers the repairs and still make a profit. Regards. Mike
I emailed you the link, thanks.
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