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Old 07-26-2004, 02:58 PM
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Originally Posted by SteveGh2000
well based on this I just canceled a service appt to have the int shaft lubed (which I'd scheduled based on recommendations from other fine folks on here).

Would this recall apply to 2000 model year? do you have to be original owner? or anyone who has the pleasure of owning these otherwise great cars would benefit?

sorry if this was answered already!

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I called to get mine lubed up, too, but the service manager here said that they don't lube them anymore, but they replace the whole shaft with the updated one from GM. Which means that GM knows that it'* a problem that is their fault.
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This is good news indeed. While not a major problem to me, it would be nice to get it replaced if they will cover it.
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Just an update, called my local Pontiac dealer and they said YES it is now a replaceable part and am going in for it Monday. Thought I'd let others know it'* offical now I take it.
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Originally Posted by TaylorD
Just an update, called my local Pontiac dealer and they said YES it is now a replaceable part and am going in for it Monday. Thought I'd let others know it'* offical now I take it.
But is the cost covered by GM if you're out-of-warranty? I called the dealer here, and they've had the updated shaft for a while, but the cost is up to the consumer as of yet...
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Okay, just called the dealer here, and they said that as of yet, it is still a TSB. He said that as soon as I get the notice in the mail, then I"ll know that the recall has officially launched.

Although, if I called GM now and got a service number and demanded they pay for it, they probably will.
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Here'* the scoop, it is still a TSB and the cost is up to the owner,

For me, they didn't replace, they found someplastic heat shield was hanging and would rub on full right turns.

No charge for this and 2 other small things fixed
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Originally Posted by TaylorD
Here'* the scoop, it is still a TSB and the cost is up to the owner,

For me, they didn't replace, they found someplastic heat shield was hanging and would rub on full right turns.

No charge for this and 2 other small things fixed
Wish they'd hurry the hell up with that recall....
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As an EX GM Partsman....I can tell you that the "LUBE" TSB is a crock of BS! This only passifies most owners until the car is out of the "WARRANTY" stage & then the customer is left to PAY to get the REAL FIX!
Here'* the Intermediate Shaft Fix TSB >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Clunk Noise from Front of Vehicle During Turning Maneuver/Steering Wheel Rotation (Replace Intermediate Steering Shaft) #04-02-35-004B - (Jul 27, 2004)
Replace Intermediate Steering Shaft
Part Number: 10367811
2000-2004 Pontiac Bonneville
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Originally Posted by DeathRat
As an EX GM Partsman....I can tell you that the "LUBE" TSB is a crock of BS! This only passifies most owners until the car is out of the "WARRANTY" stage & then the customer is left to PAY to get the REAL FIX!
Here'* the Intermediate Shaft Fix TSB >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Clunk Noise from Front of Vehicle During Turning Maneuver/Steering Wheel Rotation (Replace Intermediate Steering Shaft) #04-02-35-004B - (Jul 27, 2004)
Replace Intermediate Steering Shaft
Part Number: 10367811
2000-2004 Pontiac Bonneville
My warranty will run out soon. Should I ask that the Intermediate Steering Shaft be replaced before my warranty expires? I had the lube done about 8 months ago.
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Originally Posted by blocker44
Originally Posted by DeathRat
As an EX GM Partsman....I can tell you that the "LUBE" TSB is a crock of BS! This only passifies most owners until the car is out of the "WARRANTY" stage & then the customer is left to PAY to get the REAL FIX!
Here'* the Intermediate Shaft Fix TSB >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Clunk Noise from Front of Vehicle During Turning Maneuver/Steering Wheel Rotation (Replace Intermediate Steering Shaft) #04-02-35-004B - (Jul 27, 2004)
Replace Intermediate Steering Shaft
Part Number: 10367811
2000-2004 Pontiac Bonneville
My warranty will run out soon. Should I ask that the Intermediate Steering Shaft be replaced before my warranty expires? I had the lube done about 8 months ago.
I would if I were you.


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