6.2L Recall Video Compilation

[AXE]

I watched some interesting videos and takes from some mechanics and talking heads. GM and Mary Bad Bearings Barra getting roasted in the videos and comments.

 

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Some good info here.

 

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GM "no physical injuries"......LMFAO

 

[landpilot]

Some good info here.

Yep, this channel has a lot of good information. I downloaded all of the bulletins put out by GM last night... they are up to 16 from the 14 in his video and climbing.

 

[Top shelf]

Yep, this channel has a lot of good information. I downloaded all of the bulletins put out by GM last night... they are up to 16 from the 14 in his video and climbing.

Anything new in the “new” bulletins?

 

[landpilot]

Not really, just updates to their FAQs to CYA... Don did point out an interesting thing, under the Motor Vehicle Safety Act, GM has 60 days to repair a damaged vehicle or they are liable for a replacement or refund (less depreciation)... wonder how that is going to work out for them.

 

[Byrds8]

Not really, just updates to their FAQs to CYA... Don did point out an interesting thing, under the Motor Vehicle Safety Act, GM has 60 days to repair a damaged vehicle or they are liable for a replacement or refund (less depreciation)... wonder how that is going to work out for them.

Guess that would only cover engines that are actively dead right? All the rest just MAY be bad lol

 

[AXE]

Anything new in the “new” bulletins?

Not sure I track them all closely, but there has been a few new statements in these the last few days that I find interesting. Maybe they aren't realy new, but they are to me. There will be more trickling in as this unfolds. It may be the NHTSA forcing this or maybe try to get ahead of lawsuits. They aren't doing this haphazardly, it all has purpose.

 

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Not really, just updates to their FAQs to CYA... Don did point out an interesting thing, under the Motor Vehicle Safety Act, GM has 60 days to repair a damaged vehicle or they are liable for a replacement or refund (less depreciation)... wonder how that is going to work out for them.

That's was one of the things I posted last week. If your getting the run around, I 'd be dropping that paper in front of dealer and GM customer service right quick and negotiating a buyback or trade.

 

[landpilot]

Not sure I track them all closely, but there has been a few new statements in these the last few days that I find interesting. Maybe they aren't realy new, but they are to me. There will be more trickling in as this unfolds. It may be the NHTSA forcing this or maybe try to get ahead of lawsuits. They aren't doing this haphazardly, it all has purpose.

Amen... GM doesn't do anything without a financial analysis behind it.

 

[BlvckOp]

Not really, just updates to their FAQs to CYA... Don did point out an interesting thing, under the Motor Vehicle Safety Act, GM has 60 days to repair a damaged vehicle or they are liable for a replacement or refund (less depreciation)... wonder how that is going to work out for them.

My truck has been in since March 29. At this point I hope that is out of commission for 60+ days. I want out of GM.