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AVOID NOLOGY WIRES!!!
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David Cooley
Jul 15, 1995, 3:00:00 AM7/15/95
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>Hello all,
>As you know, I was testing the Nology plug wires on my neon.. Definitely
saw an increase in power, and about a 5-7% increase in mileage as well.
>About a month ago, (wires 1 month old) I started having electrical problems
in the dash... Gauges going crazy while driving down the road etc...
>Kind of looked like flying through the Bermuda triangle...
>The dealer has had the car 6 times in a month, the last time I took it in,
they replaced the entire wiring harness, then the instrument cluster etc...
>After 6 days of work and conference calls with the Chrysler tech support
center, they decided to remove the nology wires "just in case". Problem gone...
>The dealership couldn't cover it under warranty, because an aftermarket
part caused the problem. but they did eat 1/2 of the 25 hours labor
involved and didn't charge me for parts. I am now trying to get Nology to
reimburse me for the $1200 involved for labor, rental car, and the cost of
their wires.
>
>I would recommend to anyone with a computer controlled vehicle to avoid
these like the plague!!!
>
>Now back to your regularly scheduled programming.
>
>Later,
>Dave
>
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David Cooley AKA N5XMT (919) 319-2734 Office
cool...@nando.net (919) 319-2896 FAX
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>Hello all,
>As you know, I was testing the Nology plug wires on my neon.. Definitely
saw an increase in power, and about a 5-7% increase in mileage as well.
>About a month ago, (wires 1 month old) I started having electrical problems
in the dash... Gauges going crazy while driving down the road etc...
>Kind of looked like flying through the Bermuda triangle...
>The dealer has had the car 6 times in a month, the last time I took it in,
they replaced the entire wiring harness, then the instrument cluster etc...
>After 6 days of work and conference calls with the Chrysler tech support
center, they decided to remove the nology wires "just in case". Problem gone...
>The dealership couldn't cover it under warranty, because an aftermarket
part caused the problem. but they did eat 1/2 of the 25 hours labor
involved and didn't charge me for parts. I am now trying to get Nology to
reimburse me for the $1200 involved for labor, rental car, and the cost of
their wires.
>
>I would recommend to anyone with a computer controlled vehicle to avoid
these like the plague!!!
>
>Now back to your regularly scheduled programming.
>
>Later,
>Dave
>
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David Cooley AKA N5XMT (919) 319-2734 Office
cool...@nando.net (919) 319-2896 FAX
Powered by WINDOWS 95! (800) 753-6336 VM
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