So after many trys at going to my dealer asking for a fuel pump replacment and being told there is no recall.. I GOT THE LETTER!!! saying my fuel pump is in need of repair. stupid SOBs.. anywho just letting everyone know there sending out letters and it also says in the letter they will fix it free of charge! so if i get **** about my mods they just got there car back ;D lol good luck to all who have to deal with there dealer

turbogods bless you.

 

Does the letter specify years and so forth? Is this the recall for the fuel smell in the hot Southern states? Why is this NWS!?

 

old news :P

 

y not go to a different dealer...

 

Please elaborate on this (year, model, trim etc.)....and also the fuel smell from southern state Cobalts?

 

good because I need mine fixed.

 

there was a recall released that cobalts of a certain year and make had issues with the fuel pumps leaking due to the hot weathers effect on them.

 

Already a thread on this

 

you'll get all the info in the letter. i was just saying you should expect a letter XD and the fact this is old news yet it took months for a letter to get out to the owners in BULL.... ****!!!!!!

 

Wow, I got mine like a year or two ago.

 

where are the ****?

 

I don't have ****

 

I believe the original one was for older models. Either they extended the model year coverage of the recall or its new for LNF's cause my LNF never had a pump recall until now.

 

id rather pay for the damn pump and put it in myself than let those jacknuts at the dealer touch my car.

 

Couldn't you have pulled the TSB number off of this site, googled it and printed out the letter that says you need to get the fuel pump fixed for leaking? If you smell fuel they should be able to smell it too and fix your fuel pump?

 

Question 1 : I just got mine last night ( the letter ) , so I will have to look at it more closely. What I did notice was that it said I should call to schedule an appointment after January 15th, so it is a good thing I am not peeing fuel now.

Question 2 : I believe that is correct , and someone here said that it should have been for all Balts, regardless of where sold. I agree, but then again, I am not the one making the decisions ...

Question 3 : Good Question, but it did catch your eye, huh ?


Britt

 

Mine reads that a defect exists in certain 2009 model year Cobalts originally sold or currently registered in certain high temperature states.

It also gives my VIN , and goes on to say that the issue is the plastic supply or return port on the fuel pump module, and that the module will be replaced. If it has been replaced previously it will be inspected to see if the replacement was also one of the suspect modules and it will be replaced (re-replaced ? ) if so.

If you have already paid for these repairs there is a form enclosed that will allow you to be reimbursed although they suggest working through your dealer.

This form must be received by the GM Reimbursement Department by 01/31/2014.

I hope that answers this question.

Britt

 

Yup, same here. Just got my letter in the mail too and it says exactly as you stated above.