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Re: OT: Car dealer crap - ever hear of this?
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Posted by Gary in TX on October 02, 2004 at 16:28:59 from (209.151.116.54):
In Reply to: OT: Car dealer crap - ever hear of this? posted by Markus on October 02, 2004 at 13:59:50:
Well, my 96 Silverado is still in the shop, will be 6 weeks as of 10/4/04. Injection pump went out that they put in went out twice, now they say its beyond GM's control. Been told by other techs and mechanics and dealers that the pumps come sometimes up to 5 in a row bad before you get a good one. Well, I have an attorneys appointment in a few days on the matter. They are blaming it on contaminated fuel but as I know and the techs and mechanics are telling me it sholdn't cause the problems its having.
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