Anyone else leather covered dash on longhorn model coming unglued? Apparently it's not a recall. So Ram won't do anything. Bought the extended warranty they say its considered trim and trim is not covered under the full bumper to bumper coverage.
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Leather Dash coming unglued
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Rockcrawlindude
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Mine is coming undone too... would be curious on the fix ?
Same experience here. Ram Care rep admitted the problem was glue related but ultimately did nothing and my case was closed out twice without assistance.
I was told the extended warranty was the same as the factory warranty except it did not cover wear items. Something is very wrong at Ram if this is how they
treat loyal customers.
I was told the extended warranty was the same as the factory warranty except it did not cover wear items. Something is very wrong at Ram if this is how they
treat loyal customers.
AirRyan
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This is a real issue on Corvette that GM readily acknowledges, going back to the C6 Corvette. Mostly just the uplevel dashes with the extra leather on them. I had to have my dash on my 3LZ 2016 Z06 replaced just outside of the original B2B warranty, but if you catch it within the warranty period, it's covered. My Dad has his 2023 Corvette 3LT waiting to go into the dealer for dash replacement.
Push back on whoever is telling you that a B2B extension warranty won't cover your dash. If it was covered under your original B2B warranty, and that is what your extended warranty says, hold them accountable. You know full well if it started delaminating one month into ownership they couldn't wiggle out of it, so look at the terms of your contract. Ram ought to cover it if it's in the original B2B warranty period.
Push back on whoever is telling you that a B2B extension warranty won't cover your dash. If it was covered under your original B2B warranty, and that is what your extended warranty says, hold them accountable. You know full well if it started delaminating one month into ownership they couldn't wiggle out of it, so look at the terms of your contract. Ram ought to cover it if it's in the original B2B warranty period.
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