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    #11
    Malakas talaga sa fuel consumption kasi hindi maganda lapat ng clutch dun sa flywheel kasi hindi lahat ng spring gumagana so nag-sliding clutch ka.

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    #12
    well, if complete replacement of the clutch assembly doesn't work, the next step is probably complete replacement of the transmission assembly and clutch assembly..
    if that doesn't work, then i guess the entire vehicle has to be replaced..

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    #13
    What the Anti-Lemon Law states
    (philstar.com) | Updated August 1, 2014 - 7:15pm

    MANILA, Philippines - Republic Act No. 10642 or "An Act Strengthening Consumer Protection in the Purchase of Brand New Motor Vehicles" otherwise known as the "Philippine Lemon Law" has finally been signed by President Aquino last month.

    The measure seeks to "promote full protection to the rights of consumers in the sale of motor vehicles against business and trade practices which are deceptive, unfair or otherwise inimical to consumers and the public interest."

    The bill had been pending in Congress for 27 years before it was finally enacted into law.

    The Department of Trade and Industry is drafting the implementing rules and regulations of the law.

    Before the measure is finally implemented, let us take a closer look at it:

    1. The measure covers "brand new motor vehicles purchased in the Philippines reported by a consumer to be in non-conformity with the vehicle's manufacturer or distributor's standards or specification with 12 months from the date of original delivery to the consumer or up to 20,000 kilometers of operation after such delivery, whichever comes first.

    2. However damage that is caused by noncompliance by the consumer of the obligations under the warranty; modifications not authorized by the manufacturer, distributor, authorized dealer or retailer; abuse or neglect of the brand new motor vehicle; and accident or force majeure are excluded.

    3. If the car has been repaired at least four times, by the same manufacturer, distributor, authorized dealer or retailer for the same complaint and the non-conformity issue or problem remains, the consumer may invoke his or her rights under the measure.

    4. To avail of any remedy, the consumer must first notify the manufacture, distributor, authorized dealer or retailer of the unresolved complaints, and the consumer's intention to invoke his or her rights under the Act.

    5. A number of remedies for dispute resolution may be availed of. These include mediation, arbitration, and adjudication.

    6. The manufacturer, distributor, authorized dealer or retailer adjudged to have violated the provisions requiring disclosure as mentioned in the preceding section shall be liable to pay a minimum amount of P100,000 as damages to the aggrieved party without prejudice to any civil or criminal liability they and/or the responsible officer may incur under existing laws.
    Last edited by red_one; November 19th, 2014 at 08:10 AM.

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    #14
    Full text of Philippine Lemon Law can be found below:

    http://tsikot.com/forums/traffic-law...10642-a-99999/

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    #15
    Quote Originally Posted by red_one View Post
    Full text of Philippine Lemon Law can be found below:

    http://tsikot.com/forums/traffic-law...10642-a-99999/
    so is the anti-lemon law already in full swing, or are we still waiting for the rules and regulations?

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    #16
    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    so is the anti-lemon law already in full swing, or are we still waiting for the rules and regulations?
    Yes, it is in full swing. Meron ng first case vs Audi last month but car already fixed.

    Fledgling Lemon Law will be put to test following complaint by trader vs car dealers

    Audi becomes test case for new Lemon Law | Motioncars

    Audi PH responds to Lemon Law complaint | Motioncars

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    #17
    i guess by now, TS should be looking for a lawyer who can help him write the demand letter... just in case the problem is not solved.
    paiikutin ka lang ng tmp.

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    #18
    I'd like to think that a full replacement of the clutch assembly will solve his present concerns. All things being mechanical in nature. What should be more worrisome, is the psychological effect (short term or otherwise) on the TS as a consumer/buyer/end-user.

    TMP should go the extra mile on cases such as his.

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    #19
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    if TS bought the car in installment, can he stop the monthly payments until the problem is solved?

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    #20
    Quote Originally Posted by trucker111 View Post
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    if TS bought the car in installment, can he stop the monthly payments until the problem is solved?
    he can't because if the car is amortized, the bank already paid the vehicle in full. so kay bangko sya may utang. hahabulin sya ng bangko pag ganyan.

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