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Aug 4th, 2012, 23:58 | #31 | |
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I do not like your rush rush atitude and prefer to do a job well and have it done properly. You have no paticance and that does not bide well with me. Standing oversome while they are working on your car is how mistakes are made and how you ended up with the petrol gaige wires not connected. Turniing up to collect the car when you were told it was not ready and that I needed no interuption so that you job would not get put back any further does not help. Threatening someone with IF YOU DO NOT DO EXACTLY WHAT I WANT I WILL POST UP ON THE FORUM THAT YOU ARE A BODGER AND CON MAN will not make me do what you want. You might like to try and bully and that is why you started this thread and so be it. A faulty tank is beyond my control and anyone with sense will see that. Yes you have every right to see the tank plate and will be permanantly fixed to the tank. The photos of teh ID plate will be available for inspection. It would be nice to left alone to get on with sorting it out for your dad. |
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Aug 5th, 2012, 00:10 | #32 |
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The rush rush attitude that you said it would be ready at 1 and when we arrived at 12.30 you still had 3hrs work to do on it as the holiday was booked to go that night and they never made it as you said it would take 4 days to convert yes it was a custom job but At no time did you ever say that it was going to take longer then expected and take 4 weeks.
So that my dad could of cancelled 1 of the 2 or even both if you had been honest enough to say its going to take weeks rather then days And also with your suppliers most would send out a replacement part if you told them it leaked so that you could get the car back on the road ASAP and then send the faulty one back for testing |
Aug 5th, 2012, 10:15 | #33 | |
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Have you contacted the supplier of the faulty tank? If so have they requested it to be returned, I would be very surprised if they don't want to tear the welds to bits to find out a cause of weld failure - Mike |
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Aug 5th, 2012, 18:53 | #34 |
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Dai What system Did you fit to the ford explorer was it your standard kit or the premium kit as we asked for the best system on the market but looking at your prices thread you have installed your standard kit the OMVL i have just noticed on the receipt and i definitely remember asking you for the best system on the market for my dads ford explorer and was expecting the prins system and it did still stall as you were driving it on lpg.
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Aug 5th, 2012, 20:44 | #35 |
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From readnig this thread and the other thread by 940_Turbo I think it is fair to say that classicswede is about as good at fitting lpg systems as I am at open heart surgery. You do not convert a car then hand it back with it stalling, cutting out and running as rough as a badgers arse. Also charging someone £1340 (going back to 940_Turbo's thread) for a conversion but then using the cheapest components is borderline illegal.
I personally at the very least would go to small claims and get the difference back and possibly go to trading standards as the service he is providing is not fit for purpose. classicswede, you are obviously not adept at doing this type of mechanical work so why flog a dead horse and cheese off these people and open yourself up to legal trouble? Mick
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Aug 5th, 2012, 21:59 | #36 |
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I do not like your rush rush atitude and prefer to do a job well and have it done properly. You have no paticance and that does not bide well with me. Standing oversome while they are working on your car is how mistakes are made and how you ended up with the petrol gaige wires not connected. Turniing up to collect the car when you were told it was not ready and that I needed no interuption so that you job would not get put back any further does not help.
This is a PM from Dai To me to say we could pick the car up anytime on the sunday when we originally collected it. now i have highlighted the bit that to me says the car is ready for collection at 9am if i wanted to on the sunday and we got there at 12:30 and left at 17:00 It will be available for collection on Sunday any time. At the moment it is at the fabricators in Llangefni so that is me rushing you when we arrived to get it sorted i took that to mean it as was read the car was ready on saturday and if i wanted to drive down saturday night and collect at 00:01 on sunday it would of been ready Dai i have removed the other bits in the pm bar dai's response |
Aug 7th, 2012, 09:37 | #37 |
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Another 48hrs have passed and still no sign of the photos that mike alder asked for
Make your own conclustion to that!! |
Aug 7th, 2012, 19:50 | #38 |
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Like a photo of the tank fitted to the car would be a bit more usefull.
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Aug 7th, 2012, 19:57 | #39 |
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And if anyone wants a read take a look at this link.
http://www.volvovehiclesclub.org.uk/...hp?f=51&t=1366 and this http://www.volvovehiclesclub.org.uk/forum_rules.html |
Aug 7th, 2012, 20:52 | #40 |
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Dai,
I have read both threads on here with regards to yourself and I've also read your linked items too. I know absolutely nothing about LPG coversions nor anything about tanks and type approval etc... What I do know is there is great deal of evidence stacked up behind those people that you seem to have done a disjutice to? You have been asked very kindly to supply pictures by both Mike and Andy of which you replied you would but to date nothing has ever appeared??? This sort of activity in itself make you look dodgy. LPG is pretty serious stuff and can actually kill people, do you appreciate the significance and level of trust that people invest in you to do a proper certified job? Quite literally lives are at stake by the quality of parts you use and your workmanship. If you are not a certified installer then you really shouldn't be doing these jobs. If you are a certified installer then perhaps you shouldn't be using the lowest quality parts that you can get your hands on and then charge a premium. Especially when your customers have asked for 'The Best Quality' parts (Prins). In my honest opinion at the moment you are no more than a SCAMMER!!! You could help yourself, your reputation and the bad press for your business with a little work? Get these peoples issues sorted, post the pics you said you would, post the emails from you to the tank manufacturer reporting the tank failure and their answer to it and give a little better customer service and be more transparent!! Your really not helping yourself at the moment. The pics and posts of those you have agrieved are pretty damning I must say? Not impossible to save your reputation but some hard work to be done by you?? |
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