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Re: 2002 Venture
Most of the problems I've seen on these vehicles seem to appear AFTER the warranty period. What I have done with my own vehicles and some of my friends have also done is to take your vehicle to a reputable independent repair shop to be looked at to see if any problems exist or anything needs to fixed before the end of your warranty. They would look at all the major systems, and items covered under the warranty, similar to a checkup of a used vehicle you were considering purchasing, but wanted to haved checked out by a mechanic first. It's money well spent for peace of mind. If they find something that needs to be addressed by the dealer, you can take that info to them to have them fix it.
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02-19-2005, 10:53 PM
2002 Venture
