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GM Extension of Warranty for Engine Problems or Replacement with 6.2 engine
GM Extension of Warranty for Engine Problems or Replacement with 6.2 engine, provisions, reimbursement, vehicles covered.
Arbitration with the AAA
Procedures of the American Arbitration Association Particular in Consumer Cases
Chevrolet Trailblazer and Trax Engine Failure
Chevrolet Trailblazer Chevrolet Trax1.2-liter turbocharged inline 3-cylinder gasoline engine problems and claims
Cause of Buick Encore and Envista Engine Problems
Causes of Buick Encore and Envista Engine Problems
Ford F150 Problems
Ford 10-Speed Automatic Transmission (10R80) Harsh Shifting, Slipping, Jerking, and Failure
Buick Encore and Envista Problems
Buick Encore Turbocharger, Cooling System and other problems, lemon law and remedies.
GM Escalade Recall Answers to Frequently Asked Questions
GM 6.2 V8 engine recall.
GM 6.2 Liter Engine, Defect Overview
Nature of Defect The GM's L87 V8 engines have a common defect regarding the bearings in their engines which are prone to, and have experienced failure, resulting in breaching of the engine block by the connecting rod and/or engine seizure (the “Bearing Defect”). Oil Consumption Some owners ha...
General Motors 6.2 Liter Engine Problem: Remedies and Compensation
Claims for GM vehicles equipped with the defective 6.2-liter L87 V8 engine
Dealing with Tear Down Payment Requirement in Automobile Service Plans
Cases, statutes explaining the tear down requirement and methods of refuting it.
Common Problems on Vehicles
Endurance Warranty Problems
Problems with Endurance Warranty and legal remedies.
Problems with Warranty Providers Fidelity Warranty Services
Fidelity Warranty Services Many consumers have experienced problems with Fidelity Warranty Services. BBB Rating: Accredited with an A+ rating Complaints (last 3 years): 241 total Consumer Affairs: 1.6/5 (262 reviews) BBB Customer Reviews: 1.09/5 (43 reviews) Most common complaints Engine...
Recall alone does not show a defect under the lemon law
There are periodic recalls but the existence of the notice does not demonstrate a defect. Generally a consumer must independently show problems and their impact on use, value, or safety.
Problems with Automobile Service Providers
Sources for complaint against automobile service providers.
How to Rebut an As-Is Disclaimer in a Used Car Sale
How to rebut an as-is clause in a used car sale.
Pro Bono Lawyer
Pro Bono legal services, criteria for retention.
Common Mistakes Chat GpT Makes in Analyzing Legal Cases
Chat GPT and other programs can provide help on legal cases but they do make mistakes. Here's some common ones.
Defending Claims by LVNV Funding: and Overview
Defendant LVNV Claims
10 Mistakes Pro Se Litigants
10 Mistakes Pro Se Litigants Make in Court
2023 Silverado & GMC Sierra Radio Updates: 23-NA-143 and Other Software Fixes
Owners of 2023 Chevy Silverado and 2023 GMC Sierra trucks are hearing a lot about radio "campaigns," programming, and Technical Service Bulletins (TSBs) such as 23-NA-143. Service advisers may say the software is "up to date," yet you still have glitches or sound cutting in and out. This blog post focuses on those software updates themselves: what they are, why GM released them, and how New York and New Jersey owners should document them...
2023 Silverado & GMC Sierra Radio No Sound: Understanding the Audio Failure
If you’re driving a 2023 Chevrolet Silverado radio no sound truck – or you’ve had a 2023 GMC Sierra no sound episode – you’re not imagining it. Many owners report that the screen looks normal, but the cabin is completely quiet, sometimes with no warning chimes at all...
Used Car Fraud Checklist: What to Do in the First 72 Hours
When a serious problem shows up right after a used car purchase, most people lose leverage in the same way. They wait, argue by phone, or keep driving until the story gets blurry...
Arbitration Clauses in Used Car Contracts: What Changes and What to Prepare
You find a problem after purchase, you push back, and the dealer points to the contract and says: “You have to arbitrate.” That can feel like a dead end. It usually is not. But arbitration changes how the dispute runs, what it costs, and how fast it moves...