GM is gonna kill me!!!!

[The Flash]

CANADIAN SS:

Thank you for this most informative thread!!!

[brandon.rush1]

anyone ever find out what to do to get all these update? Do you just ask your dealer if your cars still under warranty?

[Cam2011]

Someday, hopefully soon you will get an e-mail from your car telling you that there are updates available (much like we do with out computers now), and all we will have to do is download the update(s) to our computer and plug into say the USB port in our vehicles and Bob's your uncle.

[ShowSStopper]

Originally Posted by AWK

Anyone can get this information by logging into a AC Delco Site and paying a subscription fee. Pretty sure there is a rule or law against the method of this being posted here without permission from GM. And I hope you know it's traceable. Not a good idea on your part.

Not everything is traceable..just saying.

As for the legality of this information....I have no clue. Didn't really find it useful, but thanks anyway.

[two_wheel_mayhem]

Originally Posted by toesuf94

2010: Software update in computer.

Progress rules.

You mean a crutch?

It takes no rocket scientist to realize they are just dialing back the power some more.

Wheel hop is just the middle ground between spinning and hooking up.

[brandon.rush1]

well that would answer my question if my car was from the future but unfortunately it is not lol... my warranty is about up and I'm pissing my dealer off by getting every little nit picky thing replaced.. so if I can add a list of software upgrades to their list that would make them even happier!

[2SS 2011]

Originally Posted by AWK

Anyone can get this information by logging into a AC Delco Site and paying a subscription fee. Pretty sure there is a rule or law against the method of this being posted here without permission from GM. And I hope you know it's traceable. Not a good idea on your part.

LOL How is there a law or rule about posting Public information FOUND on the web and reposting it ? This is not a top secret government file

[Sepulvadoss]

Originally Posted by AWK

Anyone can get this information by logging into a AC Delco Site and paying a subscription fee. Pretty sure there is a rule or law against the method of this being posted here without permission from GM. And I hope you know it's traceable. Not a good idea on your part.

Trying to sound cool

[Chiefish]

Its called scare tactics, for the meek it will work and scare them from doing it, for the rest we will do what we want anyway. LOL

[clg_98ta]

Interesting, GM defines tampering as:

Originally Posted by canadian ss

Tampering is defined as causing intentional damage to a vehicle and is not covered under the terms of the GM New Vehicle Limited Warranty.

Tampering can include, but is not limited to:

• inducing an electrical components and/or system failures

• disconnecting wires or connectors

• intentional contamination of fluids

Non-GM vehicle modifications include, but are not limited to:

• installation of non-GM accessories

• installation of suspension lowering or lift kits

• installation of aftermarket tires and/or wheels

• installation of "power-up chip" and/or non-GM control module calibrations.

I hope none of you are intentionally damaging your cars by adding aftermarket wheels or tires (wait, aren't all tires aftermarket?) or installing aftermarket accessories..