Code 460-Quality Control Hold
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Code 460-Quality Control Hold
Jeff- can you shed any light on this? The fleet mgr. called today to tell me my truck is still sitting in Detroit, on quality control hold. (though, it was built in Kentucky). He doesn't know what that means, or how long it will take to get released and shipped down. The shipment that my truck was scheduled to be on arrived Monday this week. I'm only hearing about this today.
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I'm not Jeff, but I did stay the night at....home. 
There have been others with this situation also. I never did hear what actually happened other than their truck was soon shipped afterwords.
There have been others with this situation also. I never did hear what actually happened other than their truck was soon shipped afterwords.
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Sorry, Holiday Inn commercial. Just jokin around.
I just noticed you're lookin at a demo. You might want to do some searches here and in the other rooms for info on demos. One big item that comes to mind is I believe you no longer have the lemon law in your favor. But I could be wrong.
I just noticed you're lookin at a demo. You might want to do some searches here and in the other rooms for info on demos. One big item that comes to mind is I believe you no longer have the lemon law in your favor. But I could be wrong.
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Strange, me either. I did find this quote from Jeff.
"With the current rebates, you could have a brand-new one for about $1000 more (assuming you don't qualify for A-Plan). It's probably worth taking their offer if demos sold in your state are treated as new vehicles under the Lemon Law. Here in NY, that would be considered a used car, and lemon law coverage would only be good for 90 days, vs. 2 years for new."
"With the current rebates, you could have a brand-new one for about $1000 more (assuming you don't qualify for A-Plan). It's probably worth taking their offer if demos sold in your state are treated as new vehicles under the Lemon Law. Here in NY, that would be considered a used car, and lemon law coverage would only be good for 90 days, vs. 2 years for new."
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Originally Posted by Lookin4a250
Jeff- can you shed any light on this? The fleet mgr. called today to tell me my truck is still sitting in Detroit, on quality control hold. (though, it was built in Kentucky). He doesn't know what that means, or how long it will take to get released and shipped down. The shipment that my truck was scheduled to be on arrived Monday this week. I'm only hearing about this today.
