went to the dealer for the recall...
09-04-2014, 11:11 PM
#171
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See below in red.
09-05-2014, 08:41 AM
#172
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" finally got the ignition done.. Didn't have a issue but better safe then sorry, Plus the price was good FREE! I like FREE :) They also did another recall #14113 but I cannt find any info on it> Search didn't bring up anything, Anyone here know what it is? Just curious, I will call the dealer this week, "
While Perhaps that particular question is not answered in this huge thread, I am not going to check because I doubt it, the answer was given in short order and then responses went on and on about "going to the dealer for the recall". And the original could have easily been asked in either that thread or the other interminable thread on the subject.
Not to mention, I found the answer by checking my recall status and then reading the rest of the page.
And Google presented this: https://www.google.com/search?q=gm+r...x-a&channel=sb
The FIRST link provided is the NHTSA document that has been referenced in both of this banal threads. And the answer is in the synopsis, you don't even have to click the link.
And, Radco also started a similar thread on the recall subject some weeks ago. It also is now merged.
Why not put all related info in a common place instead of spreading it around the countryside to clog up the forum search is such a way as to make it useless?
Is that enough 'splaining? I got more, but me fingers are bleeding!
While Perhaps that particular question is not answered in this huge thread, I am not going to check because I doubt it, the answer was given in short order and then responses went on and on about "going to the dealer for the recall". And the original could have easily been asked in either that thread or the other interminable thread on the subject.
Not to mention, I found the answer by checking my recall status and then reading the rest of the page.
And Google presented this: https://www.google.com/search?q=gm+r...x-a&channel=sb
The FIRST link provided is the NHTSA document that has been referenced in both of this banal threads. And the answer is in the synopsis, you don't even have to click the link.
And, Radco also started a similar thread on the recall subject some weeks ago. It also is now merged.
Why not put all related info in a common place instead of spreading it around the countryside to clog up the forum search is such a way as to make it useless?
Is that enough 'splaining? I got more, but me fingers are bleeding!
09-05-2014, 03:42 PM
#173
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Join Date: 10-06-2011
Location: Mesa, AZ
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" finally got the ignition done.. Didn't have a issue but better safe then sorry, Plus the price was good FREE! I like FREE :) They also did another recall #14113 but I cannt find any info on it> Search didn't bring up anything, Anyone here know what it is? Just curious, I will call the dealer this week, "
While Perhaps that particular question is not answered in this huge thread, I am not going to check because I doubt it, the answer was given in short order and then responses went on and on about "going to the dealer for the recall". And the original could have easily been asked in either that thread or the other interminable thread on the subject.
Not to mention, I found the answer by checking my recall status and then reading the rest of the page.
And Google presented this: https://www.google.com/search?q=gm+r...x-a&channel=sb
The FIRST link provided is the NHTSA document that has been referenced in both of this banal threads. And the answer is in the synopsis, you don't even have to click the link.
And, Radco also started a similar thread on the recall subject some weeks ago. It also is now merged.
Why not put all related info in a common place instead of spreading it around the countryside to clog up the forum search is such a way as to make it useless?
Is that enough 'splaining? I got more, but me fingers are bleeding!
While Perhaps that particular question is not answered in this huge thread, I am not going to check because I doubt it, the answer was given in short order and then responses went on and on about "going to the dealer for the recall". And the original could have easily been asked in either that thread or the other interminable thread on the subject.
Not to mention, I found the answer by checking my recall status and then reading the rest of the page.
And Google presented this: https://www.google.com/search?q=gm+r...x-a&channel=sb
The FIRST link provided is the NHTSA document that has been referenced in both of this banal threads. And the answer is in the synopsis, you don't even have to click the link.
And, Radco also started a similar thread on the recall subject some weeks ago. It also is now merged.
Why not put all related info in a common place instead of spreading it around the countryside to clog up the forum search is such a way as to make it useless?
Is that enough 'splaining? I got more, but me fingers are bleeding!
09-05-2014, 05:06 PM
#174
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Location: Fredericksburg, Virginia
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MULTIPLE THREADS ON THE SAME SUBJECT ARE WHAT CAUSES THE SEARCH TO BE USELESS.
MULTIPLE B.S. POSTS IN A SINGLE THREAD THAT ADD NOTHING TO THE INFORMATION MAKE THE THREAD USELESS.
YOU CAN'T BE BOTHERED TO SEARCH BECAUSE YOU GET TOO MANY IRRELEVANT RESULTS, SO YOU START ANOTHER THREAD ON THE SAME SUBJECT.
YOU CAN'T BE BOTHERED TO SORT THROUGH HUNDREDS OF IRRELEVANT POST TO FIND THE BLARING ANSWER IN THE ORIGINAL POST, SO YOU POST ANOTHER ONE.
DOES THE PHRASE "CIRCULAR LOGIC" COME TO MIND?
I guess I need another week off.
MULTIPLE B.S. POSTS IN A SINGLE THREAD THAT ADD NOTHING TO THE INFORMATION MAKE THE THREAD USELESS.
YOU CAN'T BE BOTHERED TO SEARCH BECAUSE YOU GET TOO MANY IRRELEVANT RESULTS, SO YOU START ANOTHER THREAD ON THE SAME SUBJECT.
YOU CAN'T BE BOTHERED TO SORT THROUGH HUNDREDS OF IRRELEVANT POST TO FIND THE BLARING ANSWER IN THE ORIGINAL POST, SO YOU POST ANOTHER ONE.
DOES THE PHRASE "CIRCULAR LOGIC" COME TO MIND?
I guess I need another week off.
09-05-2014, 11:55 PM
#176
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OK gang, we've devolved here into an unproductive argument rather than a reasoned discussion, unfortunately it's not the first time.
Rather than closing the thread again, I would like to see it return to civility.
This recall mess has gone on too long, GM bungled things more than once, and dealers have bungled things too. The net result is an undercurrent of frustration, anger, panic, and a loss of faith in GM.
Let's not take our frustrations out on each other, be it between members or members and Moderators.
Rather than closing the thread again, I would like to see it return to civility.
This recall mess has gone on too long, GM bungled things more than once, and dealers have bungled things too. The net result is an undercurrent of frustration, anger, panic, and a loss of faith in GM.
Let's not take our frustrations out on each other, be it between members or members and Moderators.
09-15-2014, 08:57 PM
#178
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Join Date: 11-21-2009
Location: Fla Keys
Posts: 44
I contacted Chevy & went on list to be notified when parts avail. My HHR couldn't wait. One day ignition locked up while parked. Dealer picked up my veh. the next day (tow truck) & I received a rental car. Two months later I got my HHR back all clean & shinny with new ignition & keys. All worked out well (and free) for me & my HHR.
09-24-2014, 11:00 AM
#180
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Join Date: 07-11-2006
Location: Lincoln, NE
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Ignition replace now other Problem
After I took my 2006 HHr LT1 with 30,000 miles on it, after they replace my ignition, I went to leave and notice that the Traction lamp & Malfunction lamp was on, and did not go out, after sitting there for a few minutes sitting there, I went back into the dealer and told the service person, he came out and look at it, then he went and got the scanner, he turn the codes off, then said if they come back on to call and setup an appointment to get it look at a little bit more deeper, the lamps did come back on so I called to setup an appointment, when I told the service person on the phone what happen, he replied that replacing the ignition switch had nothing to do with the lamps coming on, when I took my car there nether lamps where on, but after service the 2 lamps came on, now it look like I will be paying them for something that was working fine until the replace the ignition.