GM Recalling 2006-2008 HHR's
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Joined: 11-23-2007
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From: Texas
Hey ChevyMgr,
Good pics, but I see only the front doors, are there also EA pieces for the rear door?
Thanks
DR 'GRUMPEE'
added comments:
doh....just read the recall notice..question answered - one piece above driver and passenger side doors.
So now that brings up another question why not EA pieces for rear doors?
Good pics, but I see only the front doors, are there also EA pieces for the rear door?
Thanks
DR 'GRUMPEE'
added comments:
doh....just read the recall notice..question answered - one piece above driver and passenger side doors.
So now that brings up another question why not EA pieces for rear doors?
I guess the rear was okay in the government tests.
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From: Bowling Green, OH
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From: Pekin, Illinois
Got mine today, not sure if I really want this done with the rubber being tore out and the headliner too. Maybe I'm just a little paranoid, but I think it could cause problems down the road with the headliner sagging and all. 
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Joined: 02-10-2007
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From: LBC Ohio
Yea I got mine also, I am worried also about the same thing you are.
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Joined: 07-15-2006
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From: Madison WI
No one can force anybody to have a recall completed. People decline to have them done at times. But be aware if you take the vehicle in to a chevy dealer for other repairs or mainenance, they may do it with out asking, so you should state to them that you don't want to have it done. You can always do it before you sell or trade it.
I look at this like those pads we used to put on the bars of our dirtbikes. Yeah it will still hurt when you wreck and smash your junk into them but it will hurt a lot less than it would with just bare steel or a thin cover.
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Got my recall notice, anyone had it done yet?
It says they will install an energy absorbing material between the roof and front headliner in the effected area. Which means taking loose the headliner. Which means (given my dealer's track record) I'll get to clean grease smudges off the headliner when I get it home. And which also means the headliner will probably pop loose in a few months.
Or maybe I'm just being too negative...
Or maybe I'm just being too negative...
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Joined: 04-30-2006
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From: Maryland Heights, MO
IMO, if it's important enough for a recall, it's important enough for me to have fixed.
My families safety is more important to me than a little inconvenience. Plus, I will make very sure that the dealer takes care of ANY issues resulting from it.
My families safety is more important to me than a little inconvenience. Plus, I will make very sure that the dealer takes care of ANY issues resulting from it.