DrGP

I called 3 weeks ago and talked to service writer about the TSB. He found it on the computer along with parts needed to do the TSB. Service writer suggested 3 weeks to schedule to allow for parts to come in. Dropped car off last night with copy of TSB. Picked car up after sevice had left tonight. They didn't do the TSB! Note on service paperwork "parts need to be ordered". What the ****!! I also had them look at the felt inner fender well that was coming loose. I guess I would have to take it back again anyway to get that repaired. But I figure that they either didn't order the parts or they were behind schedule and didn't want to start it so that they could work on another car. The service manager will be getting a call from me tomorrow!

Sia Bani

Ya, you have to repeat yourself if you want it done.

DrGP

Audi NEVER has the part. Can't wait until they call me to see if I was satisfied with the service

DrGP

Only good thing was they washed the car. It got cold here in PA!

Chris129

"conveniently forget" to do it. Sometimes, even if it is in writing, they forget. Luckily, I've since found a better SA at another dealership.

Sia Bani

You may want to consider giving them a really good service report, and maybe from now on they'll pay more attention to your needs.

That's how my awesome relationship with the service writer started. He got a bonus because I gave him perfect scores and he remembered me from then on. Now I go in and he takes care of me right then and there.

I know you're really pissed, as I'd be as well...but seriously, try this out, and make sure you call the writer and tell him you gave him a perfect score for everything so he takes care of you next time.

Now if he's a complete moron, ignore this post.

Phil G.

Did you go to Knopf or other dealer?

davyk3

is this TSB for both tip and 6-speed?

Inphidel

Another thing that can happen is your parts can actually be at your dealer, but your service writer doesn't know it yet. I had this exact thing happen with my serp tsb. The parts where there for over a week and a half. In reality though, my service writer had no control over it. The parts shop didn't notify him, they just notified me via post card. Unfortunately for me my old address came up in the database somehow (I have changed this over 3 times) and my post card once again went to the wrong address. I have just come to accept the fact that you have to micro manage the whole process if you want quality results.

another scenerio is when you need a special audi tool to repair something in your car that the dealer doesn't have yet because your car is a new model. you can tell the dealer they are going to need the tool, but they won't order it until the day they actually need to use it. This often adds a three week delay to your repair process. Oooh, the B5 memories....

DrGP

YES