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quote:Originally posted by SlickWillie
I don't think you can put enough sugar or honey on this to get warranty coverage. GM will deny any warranty they can now days, and they are definitely within their rights here. 7 years or 200,000 miles, which ever comes first. Even if still in warranty, they can smoke at idle, and the flow rates can still be within specs where they will not change. There is a way around this, but it wouldn't do any good in this case, so I won't get into it.
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You are posting based on assumptions and you know what they say about the word 'assume'.
GM replaced the leaking transmission lines on my truck a month ago - despite being out of warranty for more than a year - for no charge. I didn't have beg or plead, they just smiled and said, "We need to fix this, and we will". Perhaps GM knows they need to do whatever they can (within reason) to keep customers content. But that's an assumption on my part!