Thanks guys, I didn't understand what n/c and fs meant so I wasn't sure. But I suspected it was only the bolt they replaced although the service advisor said they did the mount as well. Oh well, as long as it's fixed.
well lucky you!(upyours)eddienyny said:Read this post this morning... drove to a dealership at noon... bolt was replaced an hour later. No hassles or questions.
austinv said:I wasn't aware of this recall, and I just bought a MS3 GT on 07/12. The dealer didn't say anything about it although my VIN falls within the specified range.
I'll be calling them in the morning to see what was done about it prior to sale, if anything.
I find this notice interesting, in the letter to the dealers: "The National Traffic and Motor Vehicle Safety Act prohibits the delivery of any subject vehicle without performing the necessary repair for defects or failures. Failure to perform applicable recalls before delivery can result in extensive dealer fines and penalties from the federal Government. Therefore, you must complete this recall for all affected vehicles in your inventory prior to delivery."
I wasn't aware of this recall, and I just bought a MS3 GT on 07/12. The dealer didn't say anything about it although my VIN falls within the specified range.
I'll be calling them in the morning to see what was done about it prior to sale, if anything.
I find this notice interesting, in the letter to the dealers: "The National Traffic and Motor Vehicle Safety Act prohibits the delivery of any subject vehicle without performing the necessary repair for defects or failures. Failure to perform applicable recalls before delivery can result in extensive dealer fines and penalties from the federal Government. Therefore, you must complete this recall for all affected vehicles in your inventory prior to delivery."
If they did the work before it got to your dealer, there should be a sticker on the rear passenger side of the engine compartment. It will look like this: