Well, the 2019 is officially getting a new transmission under warranty. The car has 3800 miles on it. Around 700 miles I noticed a faint whirring/scraping noise in 1st-3rd gear, usually lower RPMs. Took it in and tech said they couldn't find anything wrong or hear this noise I mentioned etc, before I took back the car we did a road test. Pointed the noise out to the tech, obviously he hears it now. ๐ So we reschedule another appointment a few days later, drop the car off and get a phone call later on in the day stating that they couldn't find any mechanical issues with the transmission, but the noise still persists. Their plan of action was drive it until another FiST shows up on the lot and road test that one to rule out a "driving characteristic" which seems a little absurd to me considering metal on metal grinding noise doesn't seem typical for a vehicle with less than 1000 miles on it.
Fast forward to today, the noise got increasingly louder and more frequent through the RPMs and was present in all gears by the time this other FiST showed up on the lot. Drove their car, obviously no noise. Drove mine with the shop foreman, heard the noise and instantly states, "Yup, definitely going to need a new transmission."
Sorry for the long rant. New transmission is being shipped, we'll see what this brings. Love this car, been a bit of a headache with missing work and dealing with this as it is my DD
Fast forward to today, the noise got increasingly louder and more frequent through the RPMs and was present in all gears by the time this other FiST showed up on the lot. Drove their car, obviously no noise. Drove mine with the shop foreman, heard the noise and instantly states, "Yup, definitely going to need a new transmission."
Sorry for the long rant. New transmission is being shipped, we'll see what this brings. Love this car, been a bit of a headache with missing work and dealing with this as it is my DD