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

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JIMMY ROGERS
5 years ago

New labor times with more paper work to be done and more time trying to contact hotline is not fair.

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William Gaulin Jr
5 years ago

I don’t agree with Hyundai/Kia asking us technicians to do more work for less money.

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John Kehl
5 years ago

Hyundai/kia labor times suck ass.....ide like to see a rep come out with hand tools and do a engine start to finish in the times they pay

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Keith douglas
5 years ago

Unfair time I can't replace a engine in 6 hours. If I want to give my time away I'll find another job.

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Jeremy carwile
5 years ago

Need to go up in hours not down an also time for diagnostic

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Ryan Pelletier
5 years ago

Stop the BS corporate greed and take care of the lifeblood of your company

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Robert hinckley
5 years ago

Make it fair

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Benjamin Downard
5 years ago

Why take our labor time or drop it down? I wanna see the reps do it in that amount of time

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Anonymous
5 years ago

We are underpaid for everything else already

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Andrew
5 years ago

Warranty labor times are horrible

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Daniel Tracy
5 years ago

I'd like to not lose my ass, thanks

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Gerald Lawson
5 years ago

Restore back to original warranty time or bring up to mitchell/alldata customer pay time.

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Aaron Wright
5 years ago

Unreasonable to lower labor times when conditions of engines change constantly. You should take care of your employees or no one will want to do this job

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William
5 years ago

It’s unfair to decrease it should be increased

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Dylan
5 years ago

Get er done son

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Always cutting our hours!

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Sean hucke
5 years ago

Unfair labor per Hyundai has been increasing and as a 20 year tech (11 with hyundai) the times given are mostly not with testing . American car dealers give fair time to inspect the vehical and give a proper diagnosis. Now with all extra testing needed with and reduction of time t3g it appears as if hyundai is blaming us for their incompetence in building a engine.

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Bruce boring
5 years ago

Fair labor practices - if the person creating the policy can’t physically do the job in the time they allotted then they shouldn’t be putting forth such a policy.

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Jeremy hall
5 years ago

This is absurd. If time keeps getting cut technicians will start to walk

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Carl criscuoli
5 years ago

Shame on you Kia after all the engines we put in for you this is the thanks