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1SLOW1500 Senior Enthusiast

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Free GM replace?  
Warranty.but I have to get the converter first and then decide on trans I see a $3000 option but no info online.
I want the cdt kit or at least the higher capacity with the billet shaft.

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6 hours ago, 1SLOW1500 said:

Warranty.but I have to get the converter first and then decide on trans I see a $3000 option but no info online.
I want the cdt kit or at least the higher capacity with the billet shaft.

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Are you saying that GM is going to replace your converter or your trans under warranty? I'm skeptical given that you have a turbo and so many other mods.

1SLOW1500 Senior Enthusiast

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Oh I understand now what you mean and yes I have already message and got a sure call me in the morning. Warranty isn't a issue my dealer know what I have and it is always covered. But as stated I would have to give them the old one and get a factory replacement and I dont want that at this point so other then a pain in the ass and just shipping it in for the core not much of a point. Like I said I have 8 calls to make in the morning see what I can get and fast.

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