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HEATHN Enthusiast

HEATHN

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has anyone had a problem with the knobs & bottons paint peeling/bubling up on

 

there bose 6 disc radios. the dealer already replaced the knobs under warranty

 

but know the buttons are peeling. you can realy notice at night when the stereo

 

lights are on.

Shawn T Enthusiast

Shawn T

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has anyone had a problem with the knobs & bottons paint peeling/bubling up on

 

there bose 6 disc radios. the dealer already replaced the knobs under warranty

 

but know the buttons are peeling. you can realy notice at night when the stereo

 

lights are on.

 

 

 

 

 

Yep,

Ready for my second stereo replacement. I have 35K miles on it, I am waiting until the last possible minute on my warranty to have them replaced again. I guess the process of adding the letters while molding the knobs was too expensive so they just paint over the white plastic knobs. It is really unbelievable how low of quality the gadgets are in a 48K dollar vehicle. The aux radio controls on the rear pass. section of the center console needs to be replaced too. The screen has seemed to melt/fogged up. My grandfather's 03 Denali did the same thing, twice. A whole new 6-disc replacement for faulty painted knobs. I have heard of several people having these same two problems. Good job GM, probably cost you more in the end.

GM-Tech Senior Enthusiast

GM-Tech

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has anyone had a problem with the knobs & bottons paint peeling/bubling up on

 

Oh man, I see that on a TON of vehicles that come in here. I've taken to being real careful pushing buttons on my Colorado. :cheers: I make sure my fingernail doesn't make contact, etc.

Shawn T Enthusiast

Shawn T

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has anyone had a problem with the knobs & bottons paint peeling/bubling up on

 

Oh man, I see that on a TON of vehicles that come in here. I've taken to being real careful pushing buttons on my Colorado. :confused: I make sure my fingernail doesn't make contact, etc.

 

 

 

 

 

 

GM-Tech

That is pretty sad huh? "I can't hear you because the stereo is too loud, but if I use the knob to turn the volume down the paint will chip off". :cheers:

GM-Tech Senior Enthusiast

GM-Tech

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i wonder if the heat the radio generates has anything to do with it?

 

No, because the same thing happens to the steering wheel control buttons, the heater/ac control buttons, etc.

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