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I knew you could do it JW Serge is just a doubter how long did it take you to fix the drl?
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It did not appear that there was a bolt on the bottom. I simply took two bolts on the top off and then I moved the headlight assembly outwards and released the two plastic pins that align the headlight to the fender. I just got enough room in order to get my hand down there in order to exchange the bulb.
I knew you could do it JW Serge is just a doubter how long did it take you to fix the drl?
Off-loaded this afternoon at 1:00 PM in Cali.
Overall, I am very happy with the vehicle, no dings, dents or scratches. Interior looks clean and all seems to be working with the following exceptions (which I am NOT very happy about and I have already contacted Texas Direct Auto, we shall see what their reply will be):
-----> The Rear Bumper Cover for the Spare Lock is NOT INSTALLED as it was agreed.
-----> One of the front Daylight Running Bulbs is out and NOT WORKING (minor).
-----> The moment I started the truck the "SERVICE AIRBAG" Light comes on and the DIC (Driver Information Center) Display also states this issue (MAJOR)!!!!!!!!!
She drives nice and shifts as it should, no vibration or any alignment issues. This weekend she will receive a Major DEATILING job as well as the Door Debading.
So, NOW the QUESTIONS will begin:
- On the NBS truck changing the Daylight Running Bulb is a breeze. Can I do it myself with the NNBS truck, or is it a major pain?
- If my DIC shows me the Fuel Economy between 8 cyl. and 4 cyl., would my assumption be correct that the vehicle therefore does come with the Active Fuel Management System? (Did all NNBS Trucks come with that or is that an extra feature?
Thanks in advance guys.
I've always heard very good things about them!! I'm glad to see that they do seem to be a reputable dealer! It's awesome that they genuinely appear to be working on making everything as easy and as painless as possible for you.
Good to hear.......now you will be the new expert on all things GM since you have a NBS and NNBS
Yea Jochen the bottom screw on the headlight is totally unnecessary but it is definitely there. It definitely was broken off if the headlight came loose with just the top two unbolted.
Was contacted by Texas Direct Auto this morning, letting me know to take the BURB to a dealer, have the airbag issue diagnosed and send them an estimate for the repair and they will cover it.
So far so good.