electrical issues
02-03-2013, 06:04 PM
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electrical issues ive got an 08 lacrosse super, and sometimes i turn on my fog lights and the dash indicator wont come on, the lights still work fine, except the indicator wont turn on till i hit a bump, so im guessing theres a loose connection somewhere. does anyone know where the wiring to the lights/indicator are, and where i should start looking?, also sometimes the abs and traction control shut off, until i shut the car off and restart then it works fine again, i dont know if this is related to the other electrical issue.
02-04-2013, 08:09 PM
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00yukon22,
I apologize for any inconvenience this has caused you. If you're a DIY person, this is very respected. However, if the issues continue to occur, a Buick Certified Tech should be able to properly resolve any malfunction occurring. If you decide to take it in, please PM us with your VIN, name, situation, contact information, name of dealership, and current mileage. I hope these problems are resolved quickly for you.
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I apologize for any inconvenience this has caused you. If you're a DIY person, this is very respected. However, if the issues continue to occur, a Buick Certified Tech should be able to properly resolve any malfunction occurring. If you decide to take it in, please PM us with your VIN, name, situation, contact information, name of dealership, and current mileage. I hope these problems are resolved quickly for you.
Matt,
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02-04-2013, 09:12 PM
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00yukon22,
I apologize for any inconvenience this has caused you. If you're a DIY person, this is very respected. However, if the issues continue to occur, a Buick Certified Tech should be able to properly resolve any malfunction occurring. If you decide to take it in, please PM us with your VIN, name, situation, contact information, name of dealership, and current mileage. I hope these problems are resolved quickly for you.
Matt,
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I apologize for any inconvenience this has caused you. If you're a DIY person, this is very respected. However, if the issues continue to occur, a Buick Certified Tech should be able to properly resolve any malfunction occurring. If you decide to take it in, please PM us with your VIN, name, situation, contact information, name of dealership, and current mileage. I hope these problems are resolved quickly for you.
Matt,
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02-05-2013, 08:54 AM
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00yukon22,
I apologize for any inconvenience this has caused you. If you're a DIY person, this is very respected. However, if the issues continue to occur, a Buick Certified Tech should be able to properly resolve any malfunction occurring. If you decide to take it in, please PM us with your VIN, name, situation, contact information, name of dealership, and current mileage. I hope these problems are resolved quickly for you.
Matt,
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I apologize for any inconvenience this has caused you. If you're a DIY person, this is very respected. However, if the issues continue to occur, a Buick Certified Tech should be able to properly resolve any malfunction occurring. If you decide to take it in, please PM us with your VIN, name, situation, contact information, name of dealership, and current mileage. I hope these problems are resolved quickly for you.
Matt,
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I think it is amazing that you have taken interest in the LS4 community!
With that said and without any bashing, I have 2 questions that I think this community would like to see a response to.
1- The 4T65E-HD problems
2- The DOD/AFM issues... lifters and oil burning in particular
Any response would probably go a long way,
Thank You
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It is certainly understandable if you any questions regarding GM Customer Service and it's role in Internet forums. Our position is to intervene of behalf of customers who have concerns with their vehicles in terms of recall questions, dealership services, warranty coverages, and other such information. Please keep in mind that we are not technicians and can not diagnose a vehicle issue. Every concern is handled on a case by case basis. If you have would like a more clear picture of the Social Media Team, please watch the posted video. Feel free to PM with any questions you have. I look forward helping to the fullest extent possible. Regards.
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02-06-2013, 11:27 AM
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Take your car to the dealership. Do not give out any personal info on this site. It's not necessary.
I am a Tech in training, and GM does not admire or respect the DIY'er. Goodluck!
I am a Tech in training, and GM does not admire or respect the DIY'er. Goodluck!