I recommend contacting your local Chevrolet dealership about the reimbursement process. According to the information I have available to me, a receipt/invoice needs to be provided in addition to the forms that need to be filled out. The dealership then process these forms.

Michelle, Chevrolet Customer Service

 

^ yup you need the invoice of the work that was done and the letter you got in the mail. I got my check in the mail couple weeks ago.

 

I got the letter about a month ago and set up an appointment at the dealer to have the work done...easy and no out of pocket. I had not had any problems but why take chances right? I have a 2010 hhr ss.

 

I had mine done a few months back, I had to pay over $300 out of my own pocket to fix a known problem!!! I have an '08 SS, and at the time only had 30,000 miles on it, but warranty, apparently not, I think that's BS! Love the car anyways

 

Guess thats where the 3 year or 36K comes into play.. I have an 08 also..

 

im working out of state right now so getting a letter probably isnt going to happen for me. is there another way i can find out if my 07 is included in on this?

 

Congratulations on a successful reimbursement. I hope you and the HHR are doing well. LOL

Michelle, Chevrolet Customer Service

 

I am glad the dealership was able to get this taken care of for you.

Michelle, Chevrolet Customer Service

 

Have you sought reimbursement for the out of pocket expense?

Michelle, Chevrolet Customer Service

 

The tech rep at Martin Chevrolet in Torrance, CA took one look at the letter and had the cylinder swapped out in a hour no questions asked. Nice follow through GM.