Fog light TSBs
03-09-2006, 09:06 PM
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Fog light TSBs
I heard there have been some Bonneville fog light issues.
(I've been lucky so far.)
I found some TSBs concerning fog lights at Edmunds.com.
More info at this thread...
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...=553526#553526
(I've been lucky so far.)
I found some TSBs concerning fog lights at Edmunds.com.
More info at this thread...
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...=553526#553526
03-09-2006, 10:15 PM
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Well, it stands for Technical Service Bulletin.
Generally, it'* a notice to the dealer on how to handle an issue that has become common.
IO think it usually instructs them how to repair or fix a problem.
I imagine that most of the time you'll have to pay if it'* out of warranty. But, it'* pretty good ammunition to use to try and get it fixed for free.
I did find a TSB on a Windstar for front springs, and they replaced them for free after it was waaay out of warranty. (I think that it was a way to keep the owners satisfied on an as-need basis, to avoid a safety recall.
Generally, it'* a notice to the dealer on how to handle an issue that has become common.
IO think it usually instructs them how to repair or fix a problem.
I imagine that most of the time you'll have to pay if it'* out of warranty. But, it'* pretty good ammunition to use to try and get it fixed for free.
I did find a TSB on a Windstar for front springs, and they replaced them for free after it was waaay out of warranty. (I think that it was a way to keep the owners satisfied on an as-need basis, to avoid a safety recall.
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