Turbo5

I was riding on the Blue Ridge Parkway when the noise in the back of the car got really loud. I carried the car in to the dealer to see what the problem was and he said both rear wheel bearings had gone out.

Now the plot thickens. While the car was under warranty I took the C5 in to the dealer, beyond that I had purchased insurance to fix it also. Now that it is out of warranty they find the problem. The Service Manager has been fired. The dealership sold and my car is out of warranty. At the time I carried the car in for service I requested that a notation be made that I had complained about noise in the rear of the car.

How would you guys handle this?

Turbo5

Mr.Bill

The dealer should still have a record of the time you took it in when it was under warranty, You should also have a copy I would think.

killain

I would think that GMPP would have a history on your vehicle, they might give you credit since you did bring it in for the exact same problem/noise that has now become a bearing failure. Good luck !

KenShores

They should but they won't. Why should they fix it for the money that the other owner pocketed. That will be their argument I think. Sorry to say, but they don't call them stealerships for only one reason. I guess you can raise hell long enough to make them honor it, but will you really want them to work on your car after that?

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also, kind of strange that both bearings went out at exactly the same time