Corvettes of Houston
07-27-2013, 09:34 AM
#21
Melting Slicks
They are short handed in the shop as well, I couldn't get a tune cause they are down to 2 guys back there and weeks before I could get a tune......no thanks. It's a shame....but I used to like the place, maybe have to wait a while before things get lined out.
I mean think about it? You have a prime location, and a very well known brand, and a facility to handle the work and you can't manage to make it in Houston, TX?
That's a recipe for unqualified SUCCESS! YET.............?
I mean think about it? You have a prime location, and a very well known brand, and a facility to handle the work and you can't manage to make it in Houston, TX?
That's a recipe for unqualified SUCCESS! YET.............?
07-27-2013, 09:49 AM
#22
Le Mans Master
Pretty basic things any successful businessman does everyday.
Yet.......... They have to turn work away cause they are understaffed, troubled customers have concerns that worry them.....
I don't know anything cause I'm not there and don't know the plans of the new owners. BUT, there should be a BIG Party with ballons and cook out for the customers and employees to kick start the greatest business model at that location. Celebrate, celebrate, celebrate and offer the best cars and greatest service EVER!!!!
Last edited by sfc rick; 07-27-2013 at 09:51 AM.
07-28-2013, 12:08 AM
#23
Melting Slicks
It's pretty amazing if you had the chance to take control of that location. You got a sign that says "Corvette" in it's title, large plate glass frontage and parking showing Corvettes in the lot and showroom. The ability to hire a full service department with management and technicians dedicated to work on nothing but Corvettes. Then provide the best customer service in the parts, service, and sales areas.
Pretty basic things any successful businessman does everyday.
Yet.......... They have to turn work away cause they are understaffed, troubled customers have concerns that worry them.....
I don't know anything cause I'm not there and don't know the plans of the new owners. BUT, there should be a BIG Party with ballons and cook out for the customers and employees to kick start the greatest business model at that location. Celebrate, celebrate, celebrate and offer the best cars and greatest service EVER!!!!
Pretty basic things any successful businessman does everyday.
Yet.......... They have to turn work away cause they are understaffed, troubled customers have concerns that worry them.....
I don't know anything cause I'm not there and don't know the plans of the new owners. BUT, there should be a BIG Party with ballons and cook out for the customers and employees to kick start the greatest business model at that location. Celebrate, celebrate, celebrate and offer the best cars and greatest service EVER!!!!
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07-28-2013, 09:37 AM
#26
Safety Car
07-30-2013, 09:53 PM
#27
Melting Slicks
Thread Starter
Shipping was very fast. if they are going down hill they don't seem to be quite there yet. Packaged arrived in a timely fashon and all looks well.
Question though on CLBs, I installed it and turned the ignition on, still got pull key wait 10 seconds. I did so, then it was fine. I took it for a drive just to be sure. my understanding is the CLB is a 2 state device, the BCM says column lock and the CLB moves to the state where it tells the BCM the column is locked. BCM says column unlock and the CLB does that. does it sound normal that maybe they were out of sync at first thus causing the message just that one time? hopefully I never see it again.
Question though on CLBs, I installed it and turned the ignition on, still got pull key wait 10 seconds. I did so, then it was fine. I took it for a drive just to be sure. my understanding is the CLB is a 2 state device, the BCM says column lock and the CLB moves to the state where it tells the BCM the column is locked. BCM says column unlock and the CLB does that. does it sound normal that maybe they were out of sync at first thus causing the message just that one time? hopefully I never see it again.
