recall
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A co-worker of mine got it yesterday. Just bring it to the dealer for inspection and replacement (if necessary).
When this issue first came out last year, dealerships didn't have enough of these sensors in stock (so the recommendation at that time would have been to call ahead to your service department). It would still be recommended to do so, but manufacturers typically build up stock before sending out recall notices.
When this issue first came out last year, dealerships didn't have enough of these sensors in stock (so the recommendation at that time would have been to call ahead to your service department). It would still be recommended to do so, but manufacturers typically build up stock before sending out recall notices.
eting_pro5
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- '03 Pro5
Here's a good airbag story I feel like sharing just for the hell of it.
The 96 and 97 J-bodies (Pontiac Sunfire and Chevrolet Cavalier) had an issue where something contacting the floor pan could cause a high frequency vibration that would cause the airbag to go off. The force required to produce the vibration was only that of a 3 to 5 ounce hammer.
Anyways, that was really irrelevant, but I enjoyed sharing.
The 96 and 97 J-bodies (Pontiac Sunfire and Chevrolet Cavalier) had an issue where something contacting the floor pan could cause a high frequency vibration that would cause the airbag to go off. The force required to produce the vibration was only that of a 3 to 5 ounce hammer.
Anyways, that was really irrelevant, but I enjoyed sharing.
Badger Biker
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- 2001 Jeep Cherokee Limited
I got mine a few weeks ago, going in for an oil change next week or this Fri as time allows, figure I'll kill two birds with one stone.
