My car is at dodge right now. . . supposed to be getting the boost gauge fixed and he asked for me to get input from you guys on whats wrong with it and bring it in. Doesn't this moron work for Dodge, shouldn't he know. But anyway I am asking anyone with the "'05 Boost Gauge buzzing noise issue" to put their two cents in so I can show this moron I'm not just a dumb chick bitching about a buzzing noise. . .


ok. . . . wow. . . . I feel much better now phewwwwwwwwwww!!


Thanks

 

Wish I could help you! Sadly, I have no idea why your boost guage could be buzzing. However, just hang in there and someone will be on here who can help you.

 

As i began to post, I realized that u are the same one who is "not a happy camper", so since you have much bigger problems to deal with (like driving a regular neon), I wont bother. BTW very sorry about your horrible luck...

 

Personally, I changed mines to another cheapo. works like a champ. No need to take to a dealer. I would of just ebay me a gauge or bought one from your local discount and put it in. No secret or headache to change. Its just a plug and play thing. No need to over react. CHANGE IT To on you like

 

Personally - I would tell them to look at the tsb's. There has got to be one on the guages. Based on that alone, they should just replace it. I had mind done on that premise.

 

That's the nuttiest thing I have ever heard! A dealer told you to get on the forums! What an idiot!!!

 

I disagree - the biggest mark of an intelligent person is to realize that there is always better info out there, and to take help where it is available. I know many mechanics who frequent the forums and work at dealerships, this mediums existence has solved more problems than you would think.

Collective knowledge is a powerful thing. The best dealers are the ones who use the forums as a tool.

Sounds like a very cool dealer to me. They might even listen and be more apt to do warranty work if you bring them a problem with evidence discussed in length on the forums. I have had a seat botom ordered under warranty merely because of the precident that was set on one of the srt-4 forums(my reason was the the crease/assprint from fabric stretching).

 

Completely agree with post. Would you rather deal with a mechanic who pretends to know what he's doing, and repairs the wrong thing, or one who admits he's not sure and is willing to learn from it?

 

the same thing happened to me. the dodge guy ordered me a new guage. when i came in to have it installed, all they did was fix the noise. its still like 10 psi off!!! CHEAPSKATES!!!