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al cole'holic
08-08-2006, 12:01 PM
..or is our dealership in Simi that WEAK :mad:
I brought my Suburban in around 7am this morning, front end has felt like poop for a while so what the hell I have the warranty. They call me about 2 hours later saying it was good to go. I get there and get a bill for $117, then I read it, $98 for bringing the car in, $18 to grease the steering shaft...guess the $98 is for my shafting :mad:

ratso
08-08-2006, 12:05 PM
..or is our dealership in Simi that WEAK :mad:
I brought my Suburban in around 7am this morning, front end has felt like poop for a while so what the hell I have the warranty. They call me about 2 hours later saying it was good to go. I get there and get a bill for $117, then I read it, $98 for bringing the car in, $18 to grease the steering shaft...guess the $98 is for my shafting :mad:
...would that fall under maintenance or warranty???

ratso
08-08-2006, 12:06 PM
Although $98 seems steep.

TOBTEK
08-08-2006, 12:11 PM
..or is our dealership in Simi that WEAK :mad:
I brought my Suburban in around 7am this morning, front end has felt like poop for a while so what the hell I have the warranty. They call me about 2 hours later saying it was good to go. I get there and get a bill for $117, then I read it, $98 for bringing the car in, $18 to grease the steering shaft...guess the $98 is for my shafting :mad:
I just had this steering shaft lube kit done under WARRANTY. id be asking questions to way you paid for it. And Ive heard it takes all of 15 mins to install the kit.

al cole'holic
08-08-2006, 12:14 PM
...they said it doesn't fall under warranty...does it matter if I have the GMPP warranty dealio?? Is there someone I can call about this?? There's principalities here...!

CHEETAH24
08-08-2006, 12:19 PM
$98.00 one hour labor (i know it takes less).$18.00 for the kit. GMPP will only cover it if the shaft is broke. What's even worse is the lube will only last about 10.000 miles.

LSCP
08-08-2006, 12:21 PM
If the sub. is under factory or GMPP warranty it should be covered. Free of charge.

IMPATIENT 1
08-08-2006, 12:26 PM
..or is our dealership in Simi that WEAK :mad:
I brought my Suburban in around 7am this morning, front end has felt like poop for a while so what the hell I have the warranty. They call me about 2 hours later saying it was good to go. I get there and get a bill for $117, then I read it, $98 for bringing the car in, $18 to grease the steering shaft...guess the $98 is for my shafting :mad:
if you have gmpp warranty or factory bumper to bumper still in effect(3yrs/36k miles warranty) then it should have been covered. if not the price is rite for a steering shaft lube kit to be installed.it had a clunk in lf rite?

IMPATIENT 1
08-08-2006, 12:28 PM
$98.00 one hour labor (i know it takes less).$18.00 for the kit. GMPP will only cover it if the shaft is broke. What's even worse is the lube will only last about 10.000 miles.
i bought a industrial size can of anti seize and use it instead, shit never needs redone!! i've kept up with some customers i've done this to and all have over 30k more miles on em, anti seize is the way to go, to hell with the moly lube!!!

al cole'holic
08-08-2006, 12:34 PM
...I see now, theres a sign that says "MINIMUM LABOR CHARGE $98"...just like the boating industry! :boxed:

Dave C
08-08-2006, 12:38 PM
Does anyone have trouble with the idler arm on the 2500 chevy truck (4x4)?

Froggystyle
08-08-2006, 12:38 PM
...I see now, theres a sign that says "MINIMUM LABOR CHARGE $98"...just like the boating industry! :boxed:
Actually, the minimum charge for anything in the boating industry is $750. That is the rule. Always has been. ;)

CHEETAH24
08-08-2006, 12:41 PM
they overcharged you for the lube kit also..26098419 gm list price is $14.91

al cole'holic
08-08-2006, 12:46 PM
Does anyone have trouble with the idler arm on the 2500 chevy truck (4x4)?
...I was not going to complain about the Suburban because when I broke every goddamn thing on the front end in my 2500 dmax, dicudmore had it all taken care of for nothing under the warranty including the idlers....which should have not been covered cause I brought it in on 35's with a 6" lift.
Froggy, that how it's gonna be?? :) check's in the mail...................hey, when u coming??

RiverDave
08-08-2006, 12:46 PM
Actually, the minimum charge for anything in the boating industry is $750. That is the rule. Always has been. ;)
Where'd ya get that?
RD <---- been in and out of many marine shops for less then that.