Update:

Talked with service advisor again. He saidtheeurocode dv wiring was bad and it affected low fuel sensor. The tech did fix the fuel sensor. He said he can replace the eurocode dv with the factory, but that will costs me $330.

 

They now said the fuel sensor + labor costs $405.

The diverter valve + labor costs $330.

I wonder what happened with the $531 price.[:@]

 

WOW!!!

A new "C" valve is about $50 online, and I can replace the DV within an hour in my garage with jack stands. Sounds like a huge steaming pile of BS to me.

 

I don't plan to have them replace the eurocode DV. I'll call up eurocode and let them check it out.

The $405 costs for the low fuel sensor + labor is just incredible. I don't even know if they really replaced it since he said it was on back order just a day ago. I'll have to ask to give me the old parts that were replaced. Hm, thought it would be at least cheaper from Penske, but i guess they are still a dealership.

 

Definitely get the old parts back from them.

BTW, you can tell Eurocode they can have my dumbass DV back too. Time to go with the Forge.

Cheers!

 

So I called Eurocode today, David denied the problem is from his eurocode DV. Don't know who to believe anymore.

Only time will tell. Maybe I'll just go with Forge.

My plan now is to replace the eurocode dv with the stock C i still have.

F***K this car, haha jk.

 

The problems your having with the dealership is why I like taking off my major mods b4 going to the dealer. Sorry to hear your troubles.