Reply With Quoteservice 4wd perhaps it says
03 right?
prob an encoder problem, or tccm "asleep"
had several that were just calibration updates
Originally posted by dicudmore
NO WARRANTY FOR YOU.....
especially for guys with BLOWER MOTORS in suburbans (until after I've had my boat ride in the Force) It says "check 4WD" what does that mean?
service 4wd perhaps it says
03 right?
prob an encoder problem, or tccm "asleep"
had several that were just calibration updates
Originally posted by dicudmore
service 4wd perhaps it says
03 right?
prob an encoder problem, or tccm "asleep"
had several that were just calibration updates You guys gonna hook me up or send me to warrenty jail?
i can take care of it, but a few miles away from whittier....
another dealer, dunno....
I don't think you'd have any probs getting that fixed
Originally posted by dicudmore
NO WARRANTY FOR YOU.....
especially for guys with BLOWER MOTORS in suburbans (until after I've had my boat ride in the Force)
So your saying that my warranty is void because of aftermarket Wheels??
Originally posted by dicudmore
i can take care of it, but a few miles away from whittier....
another dealer, dunno....
I don't think you'd have any probs getting that fixed
thanks
Originally posted by Woodster
So your saying that my warranty is void because of aftermarket Wheels??
no, I'm saying if you have for instance a loose idler arm (should be covered) better put the stock wheels and tires on before you take it in....
if you bring it in with great big wheels and tires for driveline (diff, trans) or suspension/steering. Yes, NOT COVERED....modified.
We do see a lot more wear and tear on the front end stuff with over-size tires/wheels. Little bit of offset makes a huge difference in the load for the hubs, etc.
some of the area reps are different than others, but ours is real stringent. If he saw a car in my shop w/wheels on it and thought we were doing a warranty repair that might be caused by the tire size he'd make damn sure that claim did not pay....
Oh yeah 04 Tahoe
have you checked out carsdirect.com's pricing?
I saved a sh1tload of $ that way!
Originally posted by dicudmore
no, I'm saying if you have for instance a loose idler arm (should be covered) better put the stock wheels and tires on before you take it in....
if you bring it in with great big wheels and tires for driveline (diff, trans) or suspension/steering. Yes, NOT COVERED....modified.
We do see a lot more wear and tear on the front end stuff with over-size tires/wheels. Little bit of offset makes a huge difference in the load for the hubs, etc.
some of the area reps are different than others, but ours is real stringent. If he saw a car in my shop w/wheels on it and thought we were doing a warranty repair that might be caused by the tire size he'd make damn sure that claim did not pay.... Thats why u upgrade every 2 years
Originally posted by Woodster
Thats why u upgrade every 2 years
nothing wrong with that
hey, mine would now be 2 years and a couple months....
better go see if they have a new white dually crew-cab in stock, duramax of course
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