The last week in Sept. two dealers told my wife that her A/C pump and evaporator were bad in her '02 Ford Focus. Total to fix through them was around $1200. We had a extended warranty which they both would accept. Through word of mouth We looked to a local shop called Mark's Auto Repair in Waverly and he said he could do it for about $1100 with all new parts and he could also use the warranty. He ended up charging us $1600. He didn't wait for the insurance guy to show up as per the policy rules which he knew about before the work was started and put the dash back in the car and the pump back on. Warranty guy showed up and agreed that the parts were bad. Warranty company wouldn't pay more than half though because he didn't follow the rules. He wouldn't take any responsibility for his actions. Demanded the $800 or he keeps the car. We had to cash the extended warranty in to get the cash to get the car back. Last week it was in the upper 60's so my wife turned the A/C on to cool the car, it didn't work. Doesn't even cycle on. Called Mark. He said "what do you want me to do about it, it's been over three months. Can you believe that?!? Called back again and he agreed to look at it Tuesday. I can see this might get nasty. ...Randy
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