High Five H2
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got mine, but why bother sending out letters if there are no parts? they ought to save the stamps and just send a letter when they can fix it.
got mine, but why bother sending out letters if there are no parts? they ought to save the stamps and just send a letter when they can fix it.
Since you just bought your H3, it may take a while for GM to update the DMV data base and you may want to register your VIN on Hummer.com
You don't need the letter for the recall to be done. It will through a flag when the dealer runs the vin
The service writer just called offering me a free loaner. GM is sending them connectors? Looks like they have a fix?
They have a charge for "records management"?? That's chutzpah.This is the repair GM advised them to do and I will get reimbursed for. I would have fixed it myself,if it wasn't on a recall.
It'll be interesting to see whether GM does it the low labor way or the high labor way. I think I know.Yeah! Was going to ask about that too. When we do them, we replace the harness assembly. Not just the bare connector and terminals, doing it that way adds more labor.
And will gladly take that beer, just glad it helped some