Honda dealer wipes out my maintenance records?

And so it goes...

The question is, do you have the records?

Every business has a records retention policy. While I agree 6 months is not
very long, your car is a '91 model. How long would you suggest "they" retain
your records? Would you be willing to pay for the service of record
retention?
The way dealers' are now you're lucky they would even consider working on
it... let alone maintain a service record.

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That's shocking.
My mid 90s Chrysler's records are available by all dealers, must be a
central Chrysler system. They seem to keep those records forever, even
though I only visit the dealer every few years. They even mail out
maintenance reminders several times each year.
However I keep a file on all work done on my car, because most of it is
done at non dealers shops.

Your '91 Honda is even older than my Chrysler.
Perhaps they no longer want to work on such an old car as many of their
mechanics probably have little knowledge on it. <

 

Not too likely I would think. They apparently love to work on it. I
think I do need them to take a look since the door open warning light
sometimes has all the doors being opened when none are.

 

Top posting is just as bad as not quoting.

 

Top posting is good.
Saves much scrolling past the dead text needlessly quoted.

 

Wrong. The trick is to trim the quoted text to just the part or parts that
are being referenced, and then reply under the quoted text.