GMPP saved my *** again
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GMPP saved my *** again
Just got my beloved vert back from the dealer this afternoon. My zero-deduct GMPP, plus $16, put me in an '07 Cadillac CTS for two days while the car was in the shop.
They hand washed the car, performed the 60k service (ouch! That's still expensive!) and covered the following under warranty at no cost:
Replaced both fuel sensors; replaced the wiring pigtail for my high beam that was intermittent; replaced the seat track to eliminate the rocking (which was very slight, but I wanted to get it handled) and replaced an LED indicator that was out in my lower two DIC buttons. I'm not sure how much the warranty saved me this time, because all I have are 0.00's on my receipt next to the covered repairs, but I'll bet it was plenty.
My dealer and GMPP rocks.
Oh, and my Window Valet was removed and replaced correctly during the repairs. Since January, the GMPP has also covered my entire handbrake mechanism, my flasher module, both rear thin spoke polished rims and probably something else I'm forgetting at the moment. LOVE that GMPP warranty and my local dealer. LOVE MY VERT! It's good to have it back.
They hand washed the car, performed the 60k service (ouch! That's still expensive!) and covered the following under warranty at no cost:
Replaced both fuel sensors; replaced the wiring pigtail for my high beam that was intermittent; replaced the seat track to eliminate the rocking (which was very slight, but I wanted to get it handled) and replaced an LED indicator that was out in my lower two DIC buttons. I'm not sure how much the warranty saved me this time, because all I have are 0.00's on my receipt next to the covered repairs, but I'll bet it was plenty.
My dealer and GMPP rocks.
Oh, and my Window Valet was removed and replaced correctly during the repairs. Since January, the GMPP has also covered my entire handbrake mechanism, my flasher module, both rear thin spoke polished rims and probably something else I'm forgetting at the moment. LOVE that GMPP warranty and my local dealer. LOVE MY VERT! It's good to have it back.
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Originally Posted by steve8
Sorry to hear about all the problems with your car, but good to hear about your good luck with warranty/dealer. One thing I would NOT let them do however is wash my car!
That's the scariest part of the visit
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Originally Posted by JMc
Just got my beloved vert back from the dealer this afternoon. My zero-deduct GMPP, plus $16, put me in an '07 Cadillac CTS for two days while the car was in the shop.
They hand washed the car, performed the 60k service (ouch! That's still expensive!) and covered the following under warranty at no cost:
Replaced both fuel sensors; replaced the wiring pigtail for my high beam that was intermittent; replaced the seat track to eliminate the rocking (which was very slight, but I wanted to get it handled) and replaced an LED indicator that was out in my lower two DIC buttons. I'm not sure how much the warranty saved me this time, because all I have are 0.00's on my receipt next to the covered repairs, but I'll bet it was plenty.
My dealer and GMPP rocks.
Oh, and my Window Valet was removed and replaced correctly during the repairs. Since January, the GMPP has also covered my entire handbrake mechanism, my flasher module, both rear thin spoke polished rims and probably something else I'm forgetting at the moment. LOVE that GMPP warranty and my local dealer. LOVE MY VERT! It's good to have it back.
They hand washed the car, performed the 60k service (ouch! That's still expensive!) and covered the following under warranty at no cost:
Replaced both fuel sensors; replaced the wiring pigtail for my high beam that was intermittent; replaced the seat track to eliminate the rocking (which was very slight, but I wanted to get it handled) and replaced an LED indicator that was out in my lower two DIC buttons. I'm not sure how much the warranty saved me this time, because all I have are 0.00's on my receipt next to the covered repairs, but I'll bet it was plenty.
My dealer and GMPP rocks.
Oh, and my Window Valet was removed and replaced correctly during the repairs. Since January, the GMPP has also covered my entire handbrake mechanism, my flasher module, both rear thin spoke polished rims and probably something else I'm forgetting at the moment. LOVE that GMPP warranty and my local dealer. LOVE MY VERT! It's good to have it back.
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From: "This is not a psychotic episode, but a cleansing moment of clarity."
Originally Posted by steve8
Sorry to hear about all the problems with your car, but good to hear about your good luck with warranty/dealer. One thing I would NOT let them do however is wash my car!
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Good deal. All of those repairs had to cost a bundle and it was great that you didn't have to pay a dime. 
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From: Central Ma
Originally Posted by JMc
If my car were black, I probably wouldn't, either, but these guys are terrific. Even the top looked perfect with no lint stuck to it or anything. I checked the car out very carefully.
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From: "This is not a psychotic episode, but a cleansing moment of clarity."
Originally Posted by steve8
Black, blue, red, white, silver, it doesn't matter. I don't want them washing my car.
Different strokes for different folks, and so on and so on and shooby dooby dooby.
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From: "This is not a psychotic episode, but a cleansing moment of clarity."
Originally Posted by Roncor
How do you install the window valet" correctly"
Sheez! What's with you nitpickers today!!
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From: sometimes the lights are shining on me, other times i can barely see minnesota
let me get this straight-they covered your seat repair under gmpp? because i was just told by my dealer that it doesnt cover it and the part is $765
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From: "This is not a psychotic episode, but a cleansing moment of clarity."
Originally Posted by pointu
let me get this straight-they covered your seat repair under gmpp? because i was just told by my dealer that it doesnt cover it and the part is $765
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What problems were you having that caused them to replace the flasher module? My RS turn signal does not work and Bill Curlee has been working with me on it.
I also have 0-deduct. GMPP and have had to use it once so far; looks like another opportunity is fast approaching... (In addition to my P0420 code!)
I also have 0-deduct. GMPP and have had to use it once so far; looks like another opportunity is fast approaching... (In addition to my P0420 code!)
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From: "This is not a psychotic episode, but a cleansing moment of clarity."
Originally Posted by billjax
What problems were you having that caused them to replace the flasher module? My RS turn signal does not work and Bill Curlee has been working with me on it.
I also have 0-deduct. GMPP and have had to use it once so far; looks like another opportunity is fast approaching... (In addition to my P0420 code!)
I also have 0-deduct. GMPP and have had to use it once so far; looks like another opportunity is fast approaching... (In addition to my P0420 code!)