2017 Suburban Low Pressure AC port location
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This way, when you take it in for TSB 17336 repair, the dealer can try to sell you other needed and/or non-needed services at full prices. When we took our 2005 Yukon in to dealer for an intermittent non-closing sunroof, our "laundry list" included need for new radiator hoses and serpentine belt. Any high school drop could've noticed Gates stickers still on the 2-month old radiator hoses I had replaced, and that I used aftermarket hose clamps too. Plus an aftermarket serpentine belt. My guess is that NO ONE even lifted the hood for that list of needed repairs. By the way: dealer was unable to fix our sunroof, told me they "had no idea what was wrong" and after a little fight they did refund my repair money, as they agreed when I said I'd pay for a FIX but not for a guess. So terrible 4-trip experience, and I eventually pulled the sunroof fuse when it "chose" to close one day (it always would open fine).
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jpstickler (June 22nd, 2022)
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TSB is a service bulletin to aid the techs in diagnosing an issue. Not a safety recall that would be repaired automatically on a CPO or any other used vehicle.
Certified is a reassurance it's clean, accident free and has its original warranty extended by the mileage already on it. I've bought a few CPO's.
Certified is a reassurance it's clean, accident free and has its original warranty extended by the mileage already on it. I've bought a few CPO's.
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GM tried to argue that inoperative wipers were NOT a safety risk.
https://www.autoweek.com/news/a21103...-98-gm-trucks/
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