Not to try and scare anyone, but has anyone been contacted by GM regarding the recall for the VIBE. If you werent aware of this here is the link http://www.safetyalerts.com/recall/a/02/v00138.htm
[Modified by yank dini, 3:26 PM 8/15/2002]
This is old news. This recall was back in February. Any Vibe built after March would have been corrected at the factory. Plus, it's been discussed before:http://forums.genvibe.com/zerothread?id ... read?id=58
[Modified by NovaResource, 10:41 AM 8/15/2002]
Yep. I asked my dealer about the recall before I picked up my Vibe and he said if mine was one I would get a letter about it but that I shouldn't worry because mine was built after the recall was issued.
quote:Yep. I asked my dealer about the recall before I picked up my Vibe and he said if mine was one I would get a letter about it but that I shouldn't worry because mine was built after the recall was issued.Same here. I just checked the build date and knew it was safe, but asked the dealer to confirm. Most of the time you will get your notification from the Manufacturer right when or very close to when it is publically announced.
anybody checked out http://www.mygmlink.com/ ?After you enter your VIN number it'll tell you if there is a recall on your car.
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This was a inspection to check if the wheel hub bolts where tight. I think we had three Vibes to check and all of them was tight. Most inspection type recalls go this way, the ones that are ok, way out weigh the ones that we find need repaired.
quote:anybody checked out http://www.mygmlink.com/ ?I checked out that site and the "RECALL" information link was not working. Looks like it could be a usefule site for keeping track of maintenance needs however. Thanks!