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Originally Posted by AiredaleDad
I would think as long as the car is safe to drive, and per the recall it is, they would schedule you for the repair, send you o n your way, and order the parts. Once parts arrive they then call you back to schedule a repair. That way they don't have to give you a loaner for an unspecified time.
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Eh.....I'd rather not have to resort to stomping on the brakes to stop a 5500 pound vehicle. Doesn't sound safe at all...
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