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I purchased a new 2007 Chevy Tahoe in July of 2007. September 2007 I had to take the SUV in to have the rear window defogger cable reattached to the rear window, it fell off. After discussing with service manager, I was told that it was a design defect, the wire was not long enough and the tension from opening the rear glass causes the cable to break free. They had a window company re-attach it, one week later, I was back in and a new rear window was ordered. In November 2008 I had the cable break free on the replaced rear window, I had it repair, than the other side detached. I called the dealer and they advise that it could not be fixed based on the instructions from the released service corporation bulletin (#03-08-48-006E). I feel since this bulletin was released, this is a confession of a design defect and the customer should not be liable. They ordered a new window and it was charged to my extended warranty company, I had to pay $100. I feel this is an engineering design issue and GM needs to address this issue in a recall.
Windshield wiper and solution comes on automatically even when the control is turned off. This occurs while driving making it hard to see the road with eccess solution is spraying continuously and uncontrollable.
- Fort Worth, TX, USA
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- Plainfield, IL, USA