jwwiii
Viper Owner
Hello;
I am under the impression that all Viper techs have to undergo factory training to work on our beasts. I also believe that in order to be a "Qualified Viper Dealer", that factory training was mandatory. PLEASE DO correct me if I am wrong!
There are plenty of Dodge dealers, but only a few "Viper Dealers". Is it not true that warranty/repair work must be done by a "Viper Tech"? I have never taken my Vipers to anyone but a trained Viper Tech and never will.
So, the big question; if none of our Viper Techs have been trained on the SRT, will they have to go to the factory to be certified? Or; will they just study from a manual and take a test to be qualified?
I would really like to hear the scoop on this, as my SRT will be the first my dealer will see. It's great getting the first in my neighborhood, BUT, I sure don't want to serve as the Guineapig SRT that is experimented on. Let's see (tech) "Ah, I wonder what happens if I turn that..OOOPS, wrong bolt!"
Just kiding there folks! But, I would feel better knowing that my mechanic is prepared to work on my new SRT!
Thanks,
Jim
I am under the impression that all Viper techs have to undergo factory training to work on our beasts. I also believe that in order to be a "Qualified Viper Dealer", that factory training was mandatory. PLEASE DO correct me if I am wrong!
There are plenty of Dodge dealers, but only a few "Viper Dealers". Is it not true that warranty/repair work must be done by a "Viper Tech"? I have never taken my Vipers to anyone but a trained Viper Tech and never will.
So, the big question; if none of our Viper Techs have been trained on the SRT, will they have to go to the factory to be certified? Or; will they just study from a manual and take a test to be qualified?
I would really like to hear the scoop on this, as my SRT will be the first my dealer will see. It's great getting the first in my neighborhood, BUT, I sure don't want to serve as the Guineapig SRT that is experimented on. Let's see (tech) "Ah, I wonder what happens if I turn that..OOOPS, wrong bolt!"
Just kiding there folks! But, I would feel better knowing that my mechanic is prepared to work on my new SRT!
Thanks,
Jim