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Hi

I have a 2004 2500hd that I bought used from a chevy dealer. I requested a service/warranty history report and build sheet. They told me they could not access this. I know by vin# this can be had. Can anyone run my vin and get me this info?

I would be very grateful if anyone can do this. VIN#1GCHK23U64F248103

 

Thanks In Advance!!!!!!!!

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Only 4 things have been done to your truck under warranty, The PDI, a seat belt recall, refinishing a door and replace the steering shaft. Nothing else, no open recalls.

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Only 4 things have been done to your truck under warranty, The PDI, a seat belt recall, refinishing a door and replace the steering shaft. Nothing else, no open recalls.

 

 

Thanks. Is there anyway to tell what door was repainted? Also is there anyway to get the dates and mileage that all of these procedures were performed?

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VIN : 1GCHK23U64F248103

CLAIM HISTORY

Repair Order Date : 01/21/2008 Repair Order Number : 005891 Odometer Reading : 58866 miles

Serviced By : UNIVERSAL CHEVROLET

2907 HWY 129 S

CLEVELAND, GA 30528-7128

 

01/25/2008 868 01 # E7700 - SHAFT, STEERING INTERMEDIATE - REPLACE 19153614 - SHAFT N

 

Repair Order Date : 04/10/2007 Repair Order Number : 088262 Odometer Reading : 48553 miles

Serviced By : UNIVERSAL CHEVROLET

2907 HWY 129 S

CLEVELAND, GA 30528-7128

 

04/17/2007 787 01 # V1382 - 05037 - STITCH SEAT LOOP CLOSED N/A N

 

Repair Order Date : 08/05/2004 Repair Order Number : 045896 Odometer Reading : 1149 miles

Serviced By : HERITAGE CHEVROLET

PO BOX 829

WEST JEFFERSON, NC 28694-0829

 

08/13/2004 508 01 # A1230 - FRONT SIDE DOOR REFINISH/CLEAR COAT - RIGHT SIDE N/A N

 

Repair Order Date : 05/19/2004 Repair Order Number : A48103 Odometer Reading : 0 miles

Serviced By : DAVIS CHEVROLET, INC.

PO BOX 370

LEXINGTON, NC 27293-0370

 

05/25/2004 485 01 I Z7000 - PRE-DELIVERY INSPECTION - BASE TIME N/A N

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