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Originally Posted by Foobar
Yeah, if you guys want to have no headaches with warranty work, have the dealer do all scheduled maintenance. You're asking for trouble otherwise as they will always first assume that whatever failed happened because of someone else's incompetence. Or just go FI as soon as you get the car and forget you even had a warranty. Then you can do all your own oil changes without worry and just buddy up with a local mechanic who won't rape you for the bigger stuff. That's the route I took.
As for the OP - I'd see if another dealer in the area would be willing to work with you. Definitely don't go back and do business with someone you had involved in a suit. That's just asking for even more problems down the road.
I can't imagine why another dealer not associated with this mess would turn away work and money unless Subaru itself has put you on some kind of blacklist, and if so, perhaps another lawsuit is in order.
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I guess I will from now on, even though they messed up on my first oil change. I documented the date and how much oil I used, I also have receipts for the filter and oil purchased too