05 goat recalls?
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No recalls but a few things that should get looked at. BCM wires rubbing through behind the glove box, front strut rub, front strut bushings and front radius rod bushings collapsing, and gas line rubbing through from the plastic fuel rail cover were the most common.
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True but they have access to the technical manuals, etc. I'd rather have a GM dealer work on the car than just any old shop (if I didn't want to do the work myself).
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OR just take it to a dealer which was perhaps a Pontiac/Buick/GMC dealer, and is now just a Buick/GMC dealer. I'm sure the seasoned Tech's that dealt with the 04-06s will know a thing or two.
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Not a recall. More of a CYA approach.
Last edited by Felix C; 02-15-2012 at 06:11 PM.