MSD's RMA returns
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I sent my optispark in for repair over two weeks ago and it has not even shipped back to me yet. They are telling me it will be up to 10 more working days just to repair it, I think this is crazy; I could take that thing apart, repair it and have it all together in under 1hr. Just wanted to know if anyone other than myself has sent their MSD optispark into MSD for repair; if so please share your experience.
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I sent my optispark in for repair over two weeks ago and it has not even shipped back to me yet. They are telling me it will be up to 10 more working days just to repair it, I think this is crazy; I could take that thing apart, repair it and have it all together in under 1hr. Just wanted to know if anyone other than myself has sent their MSD optispark into MSD for repair; if so please share your experience.
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The wait time is because you're in line for repair. The stuff that gets delivered first gets fixed first. HOWEVER, it's not a good sign for MSD that they appear to have so many repairs lined up that the wait time is so long.
MSD must have taken a sales hit over the years as modern cars have no distributors, caps, rotors, ignition modules etc and there's many other options for top quality wires on the market. Could their workforce have shrunk to match?
MSD must have taken a sales hit over the years as modern cars have no distributors, caps, rotors, ignition modules etc and there's many other options for top quality wires on the market. Could their workforce have shrunk to match?