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Offline ADavis

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Re: 90 Tracker Recall
« Reply #15 on: January 30, 2006, 06:42:36 PM »
I was impressed at the way GM delt with the recall.  I got it back Friday night and they replaced the whole seatbelt system.  No problems or questions asked.   ;D
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Re: 90 Tracker Recall
« Reply #16 on: February 02, 2006, 10:37:15 PM »
yeah I thought it was weird taht GM had a recall but my kick did not....???thought they were the same but again the little company beats out the big one
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Re: 90 Tracker Recall
« Reply #17 on: February 03, 2006, 08:36:55 AM »
I had a seat belt buckle go bad in my Chevy
P/U,  found one from the same year in a wrecking
yard, got it and brought it home, cleaned the
spilled soda and crap off of it, and went to install
it, and the damn thing is different, bigger clip, don't
fit at all   >:(  Same year and all !! 

Moral of the story is, different parts used in different
vehicles, or perhaps in different assembly plants thru
the country, as well as other factors like new suppliers
or problems with parts that get replaced with better
ones mid year in production.

My 89' Kick is a Japan built, no recall as far as I know,
but the seat belts still work fine, never had trouble.

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Re: 90 Tracker Recall
« Reply #18 on: February 04, 2006, 07:14:32 PM »
I am a Service Advisor for GM Dealer in Anchorage, AK. Been with GM since 1994. If you want to see if any recalls exist on any vehicle that you own, the best thing to do is contact your dealer's service department(advisor or manager), and ask them to check your VIN for campaigns/recalls. This will be a VIN specific search(we have a dealer-only website for up-to-date recall search), whereas the other websites mentioned are generalized, do not account for production dates, etc, or the fact the recall may have already been done. The dealer will perform any recalls needed at no charge to you, we actually get paid to do recalls by the manufacturer, and the service advisor & manager work on commission at most dealerships. $$$ 

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Re: 90 Tracker Recall
« Reply #19 on: February 07, 2006, 12:20:25 PM »
yeah I thought it was weird taht GM had a recall but my kick did not....???thought they were the same but again the little company beats out the big one

Did you ever stop to think that your kick does have the same seatbelt and Suzuki just didn't bother to fix it for you??? Big company beats little company??
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Re: 90 Tracker Recall
« Reply #20 on: February 07, 2006, 01:34:33 PM »
yeah I thought it was weird taht GM had a recall but my kick did not....???thought they were the same but again the little company beats out the big one
Did you ever stop to think that your kick does have the same seatbelt and Suzuki just didn't bother to fix it for you??? Big company beats little company??

My kick does have a recall because I got a letter about this very issue years ago and never made it to a dealer because there are none remotely close to me.  It is an 89 model though, maybe suzuki fixed thiers by 90, but they did actually recall some of them anyway.

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