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Join Date: May 2011
Location: Anderson SC
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Re: How I spent $920 on leaky radiator
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I highly encourage anyone to read what it took to get RnD to finally admit that welding a filler neck in a completely inaccessible area was their problem. He never offered to fix the problem, and only finally decided to reimburse us for having the radiator fixed locally after I posted here and exposed what was going on. He even went through the trouble of editing the warranty description on his website to no longer cover the problem we had. Pretty scummy thing to do. I posted dated screenshots of cached pages that show both the original warranty description and the updated warranty description. My review thread- http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=760393 I'm a very understanding and patient person, I believe in second chances and forgiveness, but after dealing with RnD I'd sell all my watercooled cars and drive aircooled VW Bugs before ever ordering another RnD radiator. Its sad that someone that handles problems like this can continue to be a vendor here.
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