Charged for fixing coding tuning?
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Looks to me like you started the high school girly crap.
If it were me; I wouldn't do shit to help you after this.
You sold this truck with a problem and didn't say a word to the buyer. What does that make you?
I'm with Rob here as far as this should have never hit the forum . Instead of saying "ok, that's fine" you should have debated the issue. Chances are rob was going through tons of emails at a time and figured it was going to be something odd and very time consuming as the majority of the time tuners end up diagnosing truck issues for free.... Sometimes tune issues, 80% of the time truck issues.
I simply think it should of been "I don't want to pay that" instead of "ok that's fine" and then it hitting the net.
Just my .02....
Rob is a good guy and a good businessman, he would of taken care of it in a professional manner.
I simply think it should of been "I don't want to pay that" instead of "ok that's fine" and then it hitting the net.
Just my .02....
Rob is a good guy and a good businessman, he would of taken care of it in a professional manner.
Human...
We can't all be perfect like Mike L....
So from what you said, Rob should just leave the new owner hanging out to dry right??? Now that's some real professionalism, I'm on here trying to make it right...
Just to defend myself here. I did send Rob an email, he said he was going to charge me, initially I said fine, I was still absorbing the comment. I came on here and asked a nonspecific question about tuning adjustments for codes. Everyone said it should have been adjusted free of charge, that is what I wanted to know. I thought that is what forums were for, asking questions you don't know the answers to. I got my answer. I don't try to up charge my customers, so when someone tells me they want me to pay I take that as their word not the first offer, this is tuning we are talking about, not a used car...
Now let this thread die...
Mods please close thread, my issue is resolved...
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Leave the new owner out to dry??! You left him out to dry, you sold the truck to him in that condition not Rob, he didn't own and drive the truck for 3 years you did.. That's what is wrong with this damn world everybody is looking at the next person to lay the blame on. Own up to your faults holly hell...
Yea your right. I built the tuning...
It's all my fault...
What's wrong with this world is no one wants to own up to a mistake. I paid good money for tuning, I did live with it, that's my fault, I admitt that, but that dosen't change the fact that the truck codes and Rob knew it from the start. So it should have come as no surprise it would eventually need a tune adjustment. Like I said earlier it only gave me trouble a couple of times but that's bc I didn't use my truck to tow anything on the highway but a couple of times. I regret not dealing with it at the time but hind sight is 20/20...
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THEY ARE..........
Got in a local truck with a 68MM and another one with a 72MM and problem solved in less than two hours.
No problem lugging up hills, no problem making target boost, to Rob's credit if he has tuned hundreds as I am sure he has then maybe it has an issue.
They are..............now.
You said "they CANT be tuned with what is currently available"
So what changed? I havent noticed any additional tables LMM that EFILive has added in the past year and a half.
Not true and the reason I said what I said!
Once the OP posted this it made no sense to blame Rob as it should have been corrected long ago way before it was sold!
I agree 100% :thumb:
I'm going to close this on the OP request written here as he feels it has been resolved. I will reopen if Rob would like to add something. Just send me a PM and I will re open.
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