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Originally Posted by logan1080
Well the day I got the car back from a safety inspection from GM, I lost oil pressure, turns out a rag got in the oil system plugging the filters all up. GM gave it an oil change about 300kms before this happened, so I believe its their fault.
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GM...or your dealer?
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Originally Posted by logan1080
I pursued GM to covered it even though the cars warranty had expired 5 months ago.
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I would have most certainly gone after the dealer for that one, it's not a warranty issue, it's a stupidity issue.
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Originally Posted by logan1080
THE WORST LUCK IN THE WORLD!
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No, the worst luck in the world would be having your brakes fail at 100mph, and rear-ending a semi, ending in a gory decapitation. Buuuuttt....that's another story.
It sure sounds like you've been through an awful experience...but I can't believe #1, you'd try to blame it all on GM, and not your dealer, and #2, find some correlation between this and the purchase of future GM vehicles. There is none.
fwiw, I had a Chrysler mechanic leave his oily rag on the exhaust manifold of an '03 Dodge Caravan after a routine service...it caught fire while we were driving...it was a pretty bad situation. But I took it to the dealer, and they refunded me the service charge, and tried to offer me some other condolence...but the point is, I don't hate Chrysler because of what a stupid Dodge mechanic did....
