In a nutshell: I have a 2010 Honda Odyssey with a Braun conversion. It's for sale, and upon getting it checked out before-hand at a Honda dealership, they informed me the fuel pump was under recall. The part was ordered, no problem, but after we dropped the van off for the install they called to say that it might be 4-6 hours of labour rather than the usual 1 hour or so because of the conversion and dealing with the lowered floor, etc. Apparently I will be the one responsible for that part of the bill.
Has anyone else run into this? Why should I have to pay anything, much less upwards of $600, to replace a part that's under recall? I wouldn't be replacing the part at all if Honda hadn't installed shitty fuel pumps, conversion or no conversion.
Has anyone else run into this? Why should I have to pay anything, much less upwards of $600, to replace a part that's under recall? I wouldn't be replacing the part at all if Honda hadn't installed shitty fuel pumps, conversion or no conversion.
Paying more for a recalled part due to a conversion
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