Pulstar Plugs melted to my coil packs
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Originally Posted by butkiss1
at first the pulstar plugs were great, but one after the other they failed . Why???
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Originally Posted by dparker
Hi, I am the CEO of Enerpulse, the maker of Pulstar. I am very concerned with your experience and hope that at the very least we have refunded your money and taken care of your coil pack. I don't know what exactly happened with your car, but it sounds like a resistor in our plug might have become unstable. When this happens it takes more voltage to fire the plug taxing the coil. We control our resistors very tightly, but a batch could have slipped through our quality control. That is why I am posting in hopes that if you and others are having problems with our product we can do something about it and make it right by our customers.
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Originally Posted by express705
hes not a vendor. hes got 2 posts. what type of CEO are you?
IDENTIFY YOURSELF.
whats your name?
why dont you talk to me about some plugs?
IDENTIFY YOURSELF.
whats your name?
why dont you talk to me about some plugs?
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check out the last few posts of this thread:
https://g35driver.com/forums/tuner-d...lugs-junk.html
There are many other and the guy acts like "we've never had anything like that happen before"...
I've never known any successful decent size company that has a CEO doing damage control on forums Seems like this must be a real small rinky dink company (or this guy isn’t a CEO).
CEO, hire a marketing team and have some entry level schlub do the forum scoring... you truly have more important things to do like fix the apparent problems these plugs are being reported to have.
https://g35driver.com/forums/tuner-d...lugs-junk.html
There are many other and the guy acts like "we've never had anything like that happen before"...
I've never known any successful decent size company that has a CEO doing damage control on forums Seems like this must be a real small rinky dink company (or this guy isn’t a CEO).
CEO, hire a marketing team and have some entry level schlub do the forum scoring... you truly have more important things to do like fix the apparent problems these plugs are being reported to have.
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Originally Posted by OCG35
check out the last few posts of this thread:
https://g35driver.com/forums/tuner-d...lugs-junk.html
There are many other and the guy acts like "we've never had anything like that happen before"...
I've never known any successful decent size company that has a CEO doing damage control on forums Seems like this must be a real small rinky dink company (or this guy isn’t a CEO).
CEO, hire a marketing team and have some entry level schlub do the forum scoring... you truly have more important things to do like fix the apparent problems these plugs are being reported to have.
https://g35driver.com/forums/tuner-d...lugs-junk.html
There are many other and the guy acts like "we've never had anything like that happen before"...
I've never known any successful decent size company that has a CEO doing damage control on forums Seems like this must be a real small rinky dink company (or this guy isn’t a CEO).
CEO, hire a marketing team and have some entry level schlub do the forum scoring... you truly have more important things to do like fix the apparent problems these plugs are being reported to have.
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Originally Posted by GreenGoblin
dparker that is a pretty stand up thing that you did I respect it and would do business with you guys in the future just because I know that you customer service is bar none
Thanks.
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Originally Posted by dparker
Thanks for your considered advice. We are a small company and any CEO of a small company is pretty busy. So, if I take my time to pay attention to customers who have problems with our product, you bet it is important to me. People have problems with spark plugs all the time, but big companies probably never even address a forum like this unless of course its by one of their entry level schlubs.
I wouldn’t call you out if it weren’t for the way you responded there... if you truly aren’t aware of all the issues/problems your plugs have been reported to have - then it really is in your best interest to hire someone to start reading these forums and open your eyes to all the problems being reported with your plugs.
I haven’t seen anywhere near as many negative reports about all the major brands.
If you would have come in and stated that you are aware of the various issues being reported with your plugs and are diligently working on solutions, I would be much more understanding… but to act like these 2 of MANY are isolated “flukes” reeks of BS or implies you are out of touch with your own product.
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Originally Posted by OCG35
^^^ no offense, but I haven’t read/heard of other plugs having the kinds of problems these plugs are being reported to have... And in the other thread you implied that instance was the only one known of.
I wouldn’t call you out if it weren’t for the way you responded there... if you truly aren’t aware of all the issues/problems your plugs have been reported to have - then it really is in your best interest to hire someone to start reading these forums and open your eyes to all the problems being reported with your plugs.
I haven’t seen anywhere near as many negative reports about all the major brands.
If you would have come in and stated that you are aware of the various issues being reported with your plugs and are diligently working on solutions, I would be much more understanding… but to act like these 2 of MANY are isolated “flukes” reeks of BS or implies you are out of touch with your own product.
I wouldn’t call you out if it weren’t for the way you responded there... if you truly aren’t aware of all the issues/problems your plugs have been reported to have - then it really is in your best interest to hire someone to start reading these forums and open your eyes to all the problems being reported with your plugs.
I haven’t seen anywhere near as many negative reports about all the major brands.
If you would have come in and stated that you are aware of the various issues being reported with your plugs and are diligently working on solutions, I would be much more understanding… but to act like these 2 of MANY are isolated “flukes” reeks of BS or implies you are out of touch with your own product.
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Originally Posted by dparker
I am not sure which thread you are speaking of, but I have tried be candid with my comments. For the record we are concerned about some unstabile resistors that have cropped up recently, which could have an impact on coils. It is not a widespread problem, but one we are monitoring. If no one tells us about it, there is not much we can do. It would be hard to imply I am out of touch with my own product, wouldn't you say? Why else would I be here?
Originally Posted by dparker
Hi, I am the CEO of Enerpulse, the maker of Pulstar. I came across your post with great concern. We have tens of thousands of pulse plugs in the market with no problems and suddenly you and your friend have had some problems. First of all if it is our fault I apologize and hope you have talked to our Customer Service department to make this right for you. We stand behind our product and want make sure you are taken care of.
Sorry for your inconvenience.
Sorry for your inconvenience.
You aren’t making yourself look good here and you are encouraging me to highlight more negative... I have no interest in that - my only interest is to call attention to the fact that you apparently aren’t aware of how many problems really do exist - or you are bs-ing this particular community into believing there are no problems.
Run your company the way you want - but what you are doing now isn’t helping you.