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

I refuse to diag or change engines after the lower op code time and the increase in steps for diag, not worth the time.

Too much hassle for the labor payed.

Unfair reduction of labor time, with added steps and processes now at this point nobody wants to even do engines. It’s not worth it.

Unfair treatment due to their mistake

AllData time is nearly 18 hours of labor, why is Hyundai barely 6?

Needs to put the times back up for the engine we didn’t make it or design them

Just because a former tech that works for Hyundai tech line now replaced a engine faster than the allowed time isn't a good enough reason to reduce the install time.Now i know of techs that will just through some parts in the garbage just so they can save a extra 15 minutes on the job but that is not everybody.Let them come to the East coast and change a engine.

They should have never changed the times

I work at colonial Kia va057, my main source of income is based off of engine replacements. I’ve been a master tech almost 5 years been with the company almost 9.... this a great way to lose good techs and have bad surveys. You get what you pay for

Most of Kias labor times are unfair compared to other manufacturers! .

8 hours minimum.

Im a technician at napleton northlake kia fl075

Yea not cool fellow tech

Time cuts! What a shame! I don’t think u guys really want these cars fixed! And fixed right the first time! U are out of your mind! U techs just don’t care anymore!!!!

i am a shop foreman with kia and this is a slap in our faces. stand by the brand just to be peed on? 6.2 with diag is sad

Restore labor times.

Any wonder shops cant find a good young tech? Money is already hard to make and this can cause a tech thousands a year.

This is an unfair change in labor time - I am the newest mainline tech in our shop, but I see the senior techs do these engine swaps. It takes them all day, at least. So, they should be paid to re fleet that. Also, it's discouraging to tech like me to see this. Why would we want to better ourselves and keep furthering our training if the end result is just getting stepped on?

Give us struggling Techs our labor time back.

Engine along with all transmissions. Paying less than 4 hours on average