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I ordered 1 of my new tires. It was on closeout so it was $108

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Err... GM tells me a have to order whole inner door panel for broken handle. $430. Latch mech is plastic welded to inner panel.

 

Found replacement handle kit on amazon, $36. With Chase points $0

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I ordered 1 of my new tires. It was on closeout so it was $1088f7ed7b77c4caa5ed0c5b4a54e54a798.jpg

Wonder how old that one tire is.

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Wonder how old that one tire is.

Been in a warehouse for a few years. Still warrantied like a tire made yesterday.
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Imagine driving on that tire in the snow up here. WEEEEEEEEE! :lol:

 

 

Err... GM tells me a have to order whole inner door panel for broken handle. $430. Latch mech is plastic welded to inner panel.

Found replacement handle kit on amazon, $36. With Chase points $0

 

That's the GM we all know and ... hate.

 

Think of how much money that company would make if they would just ONCE make an effort to stop screwing us every chance they get. Make the parts affordable, reasonable, and GOOD for a change - I'll friggin be the first in line to buy them!

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Anyone else have the center console latch break? Go to GM and be told have to replace whole lid. Then search ebay/amazon and find a replacement for 20.

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Anyone else have the center console latch break? Go to GM and be told have to replace whole lid. Then search ebay/amazon and find a replacement for 20.

Yes, mine broke 10 years ago. Replaced it, and it broke again. So now I just know where the sweet spot is to press the linkage with my finger. No one else can figure it out (in my family at least), so it's almost like my own personal security box!

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Surprised mine hasn't broke yet. I did have the 4x4 dial switch intermittently fail almost from day 1. Dealer could never seem to fix it, and never did. I ended up finding one on eBay for $20.88 a couple years ago. FIXED, finally.

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Just bought the other 3 tires. Now i have to retune for the smaller tires.

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Price?

295 each. You saw the normal price in previous pic. I figured to get them on sale while i can. Should perform decent out here and drop effective ratio to what it was stock.

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Fog light and 12v outlet covers came today. Just waiting on my catch can to come, and I'll have her in the garage again fixing her up.

 

 

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