Hey everyone, i just noticed that my arm rest is breaking apart (the piece that comes up and you put stuff in) It is greaking right at the seem were it folds, Just wondering do you think the dealer would replace that or not

 

I just took mine in on wed's to have that looked at, I also had one of my turn signals was leaking water inside... It'a all coverd under warranty... They had to order the part for mine though so it will be about a week to get it in...

 

Ya man...my turn signal had condensation inside as well...took them a few days to get the part...but its good as new now.

 

They should fix/replace it.

[ August 04, 2001: Message edited by: Random ]

 

Mine broke and the dealership replaced it..........

 

It should be covered under the bumper to bumper warranty. Take it in.

 

Is it me, or do you guy's think that a common part like the turn signal should be one of those things that a dealer should have a few of in stock, and not the kind of think it would take them a week to order? If I took my Blazer to the dealership I would lay money that they proboably have about a dozen turnsignals just lying around... Hummm... not important.... Just got me thinkin.....

 

I agree with Wiggle. I don't know how pricey warehouse real estate is for dealerships, but there are times that it seems like they are keeping ZERO replacement inventory, and seem to prefer it that way. I had a problem with one of the windows on my Tib. I took it in, and they needed to order the guide rails for it, and said it'd be maybe 2 weeks. After 4 weeks, I still hadn't heard back from them on the part coming in, so I called to ask about it. They said that the part still wasn't in. I asked them to dig deeper and find out when it would be in, and as it turns out, the part HAD come in, hadn't been used in the time alloted that they will hold onto an ordered part, and had been returned! Unbelievable...

 

i know this has nothing to do with a arm rest but someone mentioned bumper to bumper warranty. anyways do you think my seats are covered under that?

[ August 05, 2001: Message edited by: tiburon00 ]

 

It depends on wether you can convince them that it's a defect and not wear and tear.