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restore fair labor times for Kia's PI1803/PI802 and Hyundai's T3G engine replacement campaigns

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Tiago Galvagni
5 years ago

Agreed, manufacturers should not play with labor times

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James Young
5 years ago

Warranty time has always been short but this is flat ridiculous.

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Dominic Deras
5 years ago

Those labor times suck!

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Aaron Franks
5 years ago

Warranty labor pay is robbery

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Fernando Marinho
5 years ago

Why are we being punished for fixing HMA’s mistakes at manufacturing. Always the same story. Shameful

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Charles Joy
5 years ago

This is only 1 example of there inconsideration of those who keep there customers ( happy ) .

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Chris keminen
5 years ago

Working for kia and find I am unappreciated for amount of work I perform

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Adam
5 years ago

Good ole hyundai

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Marcy Orr
5 years ago

Hma gold service advisor Kma master service advisor The times are unfair, there are soo many theta IIs coming through the door that techs can’t find the time to do other work. It’s bad.

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Paul Ramirez
5 years ago

Fair is fair

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Mark santucci
5 years ago

They need to go over all kias labor times. It’s like slavery

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Christian Holland
5 years ago

Kia will have no more techs the only way we made any money with though engines now it’s gone I will be leaving in part of this awful thing Kia has done. I hope Kia and Hyundai fall and will never be a car company again

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Steve Dekett
5 years ago

A time should never change after it is set. So let it be written, so let it be done.

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Brayan
5 years ago

Used to work at Kia/hyundai and knows that the time change is not fair for other tech just starting as a flare tech

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Brad Lapp
5 years ago

Been with Kia 12 years. Guess that’s why my tool box has wheels.

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Mario loprz
5 years ago

labor is not rightm

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Jaime alfaro
5 years ago

What an absolute joke. You get what you pay for and in the long term, it’s your customers who get hurt and buy from you competitors for their next vehicle

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Eric
5 years ago

Labor times cut ! When half these ratty cars have 150k - 200 k miles and almost ten years old

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David Washburn
5 years ago

Currently a kia tech. Paid purley by flat rate slashing time does nothing but make techs loose intrested in staying with the company.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Automotive industry needs to do better as a whole. Absolutely disgusting to only pay a tech 5 hours to replace an engine