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Old re-calls
Recently purchased a 1999 GT, 3800 motor, 114,000 miles from a used car dealer.
While me and a friend were installing some stereo stuff, he noticed that it didn't look like the one recall under engine and engine coolong descibed here, http://www.cars.com/go/recalls/rclMa...=&fill=results about the wire harness had been done on my car. How would I go about finding out if ANY of the recall work had ever been done on my car now? I read about a 10 year limit of free work for recalls, but seems like this one didn't have a time limit, if I remember right? How about any of the others? Any help is appreciated. Thank you Posted this here also a few days ago, http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbul...=949741&page=2 but didn't notice that a 3 year old thread! Thought I'd try a new topic. |
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Re: Old re-calls
Go to any gm dealer and ask them to look up recalls for your Vin #.
Then ask them to register you and your address to that VIN # so any future recalls will come to you and not any former owner. cheers
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Re: Old re-calls
That tells me how to get future recalls, which by now I would hope there wouldn't be any.
Would registering show those facts? Thanks
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Re: Old re-calls
Like Pfofit said, go to ANY GM dealer, and all they need is the Last 8 of your VIN#, and they can look to see if there are any "open" campaigns on your vehicle.....
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Re: Old re-calls
Thanks.
That's the DEFINITIVE answer I was looking for. |
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