Note to owner Re: Warranty Coverage on my PT Cruiser Dear Owner of the establishment. Please honor my request. I was sold a pt cruiser at the end of March 2014 for the total cost of $9500 Since taking possession of the vehicle, I had to replace the timing belt and fuel pump was. I?m writing this letter asking for credit of $500 to be applied to my balance which is as of today 5.8.14 $7940. I feel that would be fair, you have in my file a copy of the bill receipt for the repairs, which I surrender on 5.7.14 for one reason or another your sales team eluded that fact that a timing chain and timing belt are one in the same. In the contract the verbiage is listed as timing chain. I called a few time for a directive and that was not given. Left a few messages and no one called me back. Under the hood of the car it says to call if your care is not starting and since, I paid $1200 down and the 1st month payment $360 at time of signing and I?m current with my payment on date 5.1.14 the day the car stopped running, I feel it would be good business practice to credit my account the $500 or something close to compensated me my lost and your established warranty. Since, you have no working mechanic on property that could resolve my issue as it occurred. 1. Your sales man was extremely rude to reprimand me in front of other clients of your establishment for not know that timing chain and timing belt and one and the same. Else, I would have taken it to the dealer and feel that, I should have a credit. I was told because I had the work done and the service order was for a timing belt, not timing chain there will be no credit given.