As soon is it got cool enough in November to turn my heat on in the car, after driving it for ten minutes, there is a terrible noxious smell inside the car. I checked my garage floor and there are drops all over from some leaking, as well.
I filled the coolant take to the line, the smell is the same now every time I turn up the heat to even 70 degrees.
I BOUGHT MY CRUZE BRAND NEW, TOOK CARE OF IT AND BABIED IT WITH ALL THE REQUIRED MAINTENANCE. HAD IT ONLY 3 YEARS AND THE OIL COOLER STARTING LEAKING. FOUND OUT T THERE ARE THOUSANDS OF COMPLAINTS ONLINE ABOUT THESE LEAKS NEAR THE TURBO, AND GM REFUSES TO ACKNOWLEDGE THE PROBLEM AND IT IS NOT COVERED UNDER POWER TRAIN, EVEN THOUGH IT AFFECTS THE WAY YOUR CAR DRIVES AND PUTS BURNING OIL FUMES IN YOUR CAR.
AND IT IS $1000 TO FIX THROUGH THE DEALER.
THIS IS THE FIRST TIME I EVER BOUGHT A NEW CAR AND MY USED CARS RAN LONGER THAN THIS WITHOUT A PROBLEM. I LOVED THIS CAR, BUT GM NEEDS TO ACKNOWLEDGE THE SEALS AND PARTS THEY ARE USING ARE DEFECTIVE AND TAKE RESPONSIBILITY. I WOULD EXPECT A NEW CAR TO RUN MORE THAN 3 YEARS. IS THAT UNREASONABLE???
- SHANNON R.,
Edw, US
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