if it isnt one thing...
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its another. so the fuel gauge cant make up its mind...if will go low...then change its mind and go high. let me guess...its the fuel level sending unit....which is inside the fuel tank...which is attached to the fuel pump....isnt it?
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I got a thing in the mail from GM last week that talked about this, and said that they would pay 1/2 of the cost for the dealer to fix it...
Mike
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bartonmd wrote:I got a thing in the mail from GM last week that talked about this, and said that they would pay 1/2 of the cost for the dealer to fix it...
Mike
Which means it will still cost less to replace it over a weekend at home.
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MrSmithsTB wrote:bartonmd wrote:I got a thing in the mail from GM last week that talked about this, and said that they would pay 1/2 of the cost for the dealer to fix it...
Mike
Which means it will still cost less to replace it over a weekend at home.
Exactly!
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I wonder though what the warranty will be if they replace the part though?
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I would imagine it would be a standard parts warranty, same as buying the part outright. Probably a 60-90 day guarantee on workmanship.
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Actually the fuel pump is about $350...and with the policy that GM has that states they'll pay for half...if you decide to go that route you'd only be paying $260
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