If it applies to your car and the condition that it refers to exists in your
car, the dealer would fix it, that is the policy, have you asked your dealer
about this?

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Beware!  My dad's Buick was recalled on a Technical Service Bulletin
regarding unspecified potential water leakage (no doubt involving the
composite manifold) and the service instructions called for dumping stop
leak in the radiator. Years later, I got ahold of a Factory Service Manual
and it was written that adding stop leak to the cooling system is
PROHIBITED! It is clear the factory deviated from its own technical writers
to make what is in essence a factory-authorized make-shift Mickey Mouse
repair so they wouldn't have to make an honest, lasting repair.

More grounds for a class action and another reason to pray for GM's long
deserved demise.

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"All" might be a bit ambitious...

Try < http://www.alldatadiy.com/recalls/index.html >

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