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    Banging Systems Car Audio - My vehicle they put it in

    Banging Systems Car Audio

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    I got my subs installed maybe two months ago a few days ago I was driving my truck and absolutely…read moreeverything shut off I mean my entire truck battery engine everything come to find out when they wired my subs they did not ground the wire

    Memorandum for: Customer Protection and Fort Bragg Off-Post Establishment…read more Date: 3 JAN 2026 Attention: Office of Fort Bragg Off-Post Establishment Petition Fayetteville Chamber of Commerce Cumberland County Consumer & Customer Protection Office North Carolina Department of Justice - Consumer Protection Division Better Business Bureau Merges Screens LLC, 1309 Coffeen Ave, Sheridan, WY 82801 Banging System Car Audio Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | Yelp MOAA (Military Officers Association of America) Subject: Formally submitting this customer complaint against Banging System Car Audio, located at 840 Robeson Street, Fayetteville, NC 28305. To Fort Bragg Off-Post Establishment and other Agencies. My name is Colonel (Retired) United States Army, and I am formally submitting this customer complaint against Banging System Car Audio, located at 840 Robeson Street, Fayetteville, NC 28305. After conducting several weeks of research on the Tesla Merge Screen (see Exhibit 1), I decided to purchase the system and have it installed by an authorized installer recommended by the manufacturer. Based on the manufacturer's website and direct recommendations, Banging System Car Audio was identified as the closest authorized installation vendor. I scheduled an appointment with Banging System to install the Merge Screen in my Ford F-350, of which I am the original owner. The vehicle is in mint condition, and prior to the installation there were no warning lights or service indicators illuminated on the dashboard. Upon retrieving my vehicle after the installation, I immediately noticed a 4x4 warning light illuminated on the dashboard (see Exhibit 2). Based on general mechanical knowledge--and after consulting with multiple individuals--I would never have returned to an audio installation shop for a drivetrain or 4x4 issue. Instead, I took my vehicle directly to Liberty Ford of Fayetteville, NC for professional diagnosis. Following their diagnostic evaluation (see Exhibit 3), Liberty Ford determined that the 4x4 selector switch had been disconnected, which directly caused the warning light to appear. According to the Ford service technician, there is no plausible scenario in which this connector would "come loose" on its own. The technician confirmed that the disconnection occurred during the installation of the Merge Screen system, given the proximity of the 4x4 switch to the installed microphone and screen components (see Exhibit 4 for component locations). I subsequently contacted the owner of Banging System Car Audio to address the issue. Unfortunately, we were unable to reach a resolution. The owner stated he needed several days to review paperwork to determine whether the warning light was noted at pickup. I viewed this response as a delay tactic rather than a good-faith effort to resolve the matter. I am a Retired Colonel of the United States Army and take my integrity seriously. I have no reason to misrepresent facts. During my service as a Company Commander, Battalion Commander, and Brigade Commander, I witnessed far too many instances where off-post businesses took advantage of Soldiers and their families. This type of conduct is unacceptable and undermines trust within the military community. Businesses such as Banging System Car Audio must be held accountable for their actions. Therefore, I am formally requesting that this matter be processed as an Off-Post Establishment Complaint and reviewed by the appropriate consumer protection and military-affiliated oversight entities. Thank you for your time and attention to this matter. I am prepared to provide all supporting documentation and exhibits upon request. Respectfully, Colonel (Retired) United States Army Enclosures: Merge Screen Receipt, Banging System Audio Receipt, Liberty Ford Receipt and 2013 F350 Ford Super Duty Photos of Dashboard Console

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