- Oct 28, 1999
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WTF?
Car: '06 Chevy Equinox w/ 63,XXX miles.
Issue: Steering assembly sounded like it was going to fall out of the bottom of the car when driving on gravel/bumpy roads.
Wife dropped car off at the dealer last Wednesday. They replace a strut up front and the steering column. She picks it up later that day and immediately notices that the vehicle makes a "whining" sound when accelerating.
Calls dealer back and gets a ride along Wednesday morning. They say "probably a vaccuum tube that's leaking air" and they set up an appointment for today.
They call her this AM and say "It's a cracked head gasket, you probably couldn't hear it over the steering column". Which about as far away as the truth as it could possibly get. That sound never existed until they worked on it for the strut & column. It's in the shop until Thursday now.
Only silver lining is that it's covered under the GM Certified B2B warranty that came with the purchase.
Car: '06 Chevy Equinox w/ 63,XXX miles.
Issue: Steering assembly sounded like it was going to fall out of the bottom of the car when driving on gravel/bumpy roads.
Wife dropped car off at the dealer last Wednesday. They replace a strut up front and the steering column. She picks it up later that day and immediately notices that the vehicle makes a "whining" sound when accelerating.
Calls dealer back and gets a ride along Wednesday morning. They say "probably a vaccuum tube that's leaking air" and they set up an appointment for today.
They call her this AM and say "It's a cracked head gasket, you probably couldn't hear it over the steering column". Which about as far away as the truth as it could possibly get. That sound never existed until they worked on it for the strut & column. It's in the shop until Thursday now.
Only silver lining is that it's covered under the GM Certified B2B warranty that came with the purchase.
