Two words "lemon Law"RVHAM said:To solve a problem, I have been through the dealer review multiple times, alternate dealer review and GM customer service review. The total response from these sources is: customer is wrong, no problem exisits and no further action is needed.
What is the best procedure for moving my problem up the GM management chain?
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To solve a problem, I have been through the dealer review multiple times, alternate dealer review and GM customer service review. The total response from these sources is: customer is wrong, no problem exisits and no further action is needed.
What is the best procedure for moving my problem up the GM management chain?
What is the best procedure for moving my problem up the GM management chain?
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Two words "lemon Law"RVHAM said:
what's the problem? did you modify your vehicle?RVHAM said:To solve a problem, I have been through the dealer review multiple times, alternate dealer review and GM customer service review. The total response from these sources is: customer is wrong, no problem exisits and no further action is needed.
What is the best procedure for moving my problem up the GM management chain?
I can't remember which, but I think owners manual or warranty manual at back describes escalation process up to and including arbitration or lawsuit.
Owners Manual...
http://www.chevrolet.com/assets/pdf/owners/manuals/2011/2011_chevrolet_equinox_owners.pdf
In this PDF version click on the Customer Information Tab (at the bottom of the left column just above Index) and it takes you to page 13-1...right hand column and continues on page 13-2 etc
http://www.chevrolet.com/assets/pdf/owners/manuals/2011/2011_chevrolet_equinox_owners.pdf
In this PDF version click on the Customer Information Tab (at the bottom of the left column just above Index) and it takes you to page 13-1...right hand column and continues on page 13-2 etc
What's the problem???RVHAM said:To solve a problem, I have been through the dealer review multiple times, alternate dealer review and GM customer service review. The total response from these sources is: customer is wrong, no problem exisits and no further action is needed.
What is the best procedure for moving my problem up the GM management chain?
http://www.equinoxforum.net/index.php?topic=1792.msg30555#msg30555RNOX said:What's the problem???
Maybe ?
My problem is "rear defogger inoperative". Other than this issue, I am very happy with the Terrain. Small issue, but now they have me ............
I gave a print out of the thread on this subject to my GMC dealers manager and she gave it to her GM Southeast dealer contact. The GM Southeast area contact told my dealer, information from the internet is not valid. And is not willing to support any of the solutions outlined in the trread.
Long details are in the thread listed in the above post. I am asking for a battery replacement. Response, I could put one in at my own cost.
>> I did research and testing on in stock Terrains(13) in this area. My data and GM Tech Link (June 2010), indicates problem is initiated by a low start-up state of charge. I found a 2011 with this condition, and with a dealer tech working with me >> this Terrains "rear defogger" failed to operate. We did a test on another Terrain with a good battery condition, and the rear defogger did operate.
Again, this is a small issue, but per the listed thread, they have replaced the battery for others.
Thanks for info, I will keep pushing this issue till I find "GM's real customer assistance".
I gave a print out of the thread on this subject to my GMC dealers manager and she gave it to her GM Southeast dealer contact. The GM Southeast area contact told my dealer, information from the internet is not valid. And is not willing to support any of the solutions outlined in the trread.
Long details are in the thread listed in the above post. I am asking for a battery replacement. Response, I could put one in at my own cost.
>> I did research and testing on in stock Terrains(13) in this area. My data and GM Tech Link (June 2010), indicates problem is initiated by a low start-up state of charge. I found a 2011 with this condition, and with a dealer tech working with me >> this Terrains "rear defogger" failed to operate. We did a test on another Terrain with a good battery condition, and the rear defogger did operate.
Again, this is a small issue, but per the listed thread, they have replaced the battery for others.
Thanks for info, I will keep pushing this issue till I find "GM's real customer assistance".
There has to be more to this than is stated. If it doesn't work, and the dealer has verified the problem, there is no position that GM can take other than it needs to be repaired. For them to say anything else doesn't compute.
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