Warranty departments are basically the same as insurance companies. So there’s that. On the other hand you would think an engine replacement would be most likely depending on the damage because you would think GM would want to tear the engine down to see what caused the failure. I would think it would cost them no more to drop in a new engine as opposed to pull , rebuild and replace.Just enjoying the fourth session of a lapping day when the engine lost all most all power, very loud knocking. Speculation at the track is that something metalic came loose in the oil system. Flatbedded back to the Vancouver dealer who will open it up in the next day or two, hopefully. It's a 2021 with 11,000 kms, properly track prepped, including to litres of extra trans fluid. Expecting warranty but the dealer said GM may want to rebuild. No way I'd accept that without a battle. Any thoughts?
I wish you luck. At 11,000 km you should be entitled to a new engine in my humble opinion. Especially considering that GM touts spirited driving as well as track driving . Given of course warranty requirements re , oil , fuel, and maintenance as well as proper track prep . GM don’t want bad “ social media “ press .Just enjoying the fourth session of a lapping day when the engine lost all most all power, very loud knocking. Speculation at the track is that something metalic came loose in the oil system. Flatbedded back to the Vancouver dealer who will open it up in the next day or two, hopefully. It's a 2021 with 11,000 kms, properly track prepped, including to litres of extra trans fluid. Expecting warranty but the dealer said GM may want to rebuild. No way I'd accept that without a battle. Any thoughts?
Really?Rebuild it and move on. Everything but the cases will be new anyhow. Why get all bent out of shape wanting a new drop in engine?
And you still have the original motor if you decide to sell it in the future it will be still a matching numbers carRebuild it and move on. Everything but the cases will be new anyhow. Why get all bent out of shape wanting a new drop in engine?
Just enjoying the fourth session of a lapping day when the engine lost all most all power, very loud knocking. Speculation at the track is that something metalic came loose in the oil system. Flatbedded back to the Vancouver dealer who will open it up in the next day or two, hopefully. It's a 2021 with 11,000 kms, properly track prepped, including to litres of extra trans fluid. Expecting warranty but the dealer said GM may want to rebuild. No way I'd accept that without a battle. Any thoughts?
I totally agree it will hold more value in the futureI’m not sure how important matching number is to you, but a new engine will eliminate that.
Rebuilding will preserve it.
Since the K car didn't come out until 1981, this would be a real collector piece Al.My dad has a mid 70’s Dodge K-car numbers matching. Offers?
Lol. I have no idea about Kcars. Apparently.Since the K car didn't come out until 1981, this would be a real collector piece Al.