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Water Leak From Headliner Area

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Water leaks from the headliner may be cause by damaged sun roof drain tubes.

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The Front Struts May Wear Prematurely

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The front struts may wear prematurely, resulting in poor handling and/or a rough ride. Struts may also be diagnosed as leading. When replacing front struts on 2007 - 2009 vehicles, the jounce bumper should be inspected. If it is found to be a one-piece black rubber part, it should be replaced with a newly designed jounce bumber end dust shield.

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No start or no crank due to theft system wireless control module

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A no crank or no start condition may be the result of a theft system fault. Our technicians tell us that replacing the wireless control module should correct this issue.

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AC Compressor Damaged Due to "Slugging" Condition

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The AC compressor may be damaged during cold weather conditions due to refrigerant "slugging." Our technicians tell us that the repair involves replacing the AC compressor and the condenser.

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Parking brake sdjustment at 30K

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Vehicles equipped with 4-wheel disk brakes have had a parking brake adjustment added to their 30K interval service.
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Swish Sound From Rear Suspension

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A swish sound may be noted from the rear over low speed bumps. Our technicians tell us that new shock caps are available to correct this issue.

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No start or No Crank Due to Theft System Issue

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A no crank or no start condition may be the result of a theft system fault. Our technicians tell us that replacing the wireless control module should correct this condition.

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Moan type noise from exhaust

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A moan type sound may be noted in the range of 2300-2500 RPM under moderate throttle applications. Our technicians tell us that the repair for this issue involves replacing the exhaust mid-pipe isolator and re-torquing the mid-pipe clamp.
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High pitched tone at temperatures below 0 degrees

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A high pitched tone may be heard from the engine compartment at temperatures below 0 degrees. The repair involves replacing the bypass valve and four o-rings on the back of the radiator.
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Metallic rattle sound from liftgate

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A metallic rattle sound from the liftgate while driving over bumps may develop. Our technicians tell us that replacing the liftgate bumpers should correct this issue.
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Whistle sound from left outside mirror assembly

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A whistle sound from the left side may be noted while driving. Modifications to the outside mirror assembly may be necessary to correct this issue.
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Engine and transmission control modules may need to be updated at the same time

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Various engine and transmission fault code issues and driveability concerns have been addressed with software upgrades. Our technicians tell us that in some cases the engine and transmission control modules must be programed as a coordinated change. Driveability concerns may develop if only one module is reprogrammed.
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Squeek noise from clutch pedal

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A squeak sound may be heard when applying and releasing the clutch pedal. Lubricating the clutch return spring and the clutch master cylinder pushrod ball socket is recommend to correct this issue.
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Software update for steering angle sensor fault

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The ESP lamp may illuminate while driving due to a steering angle sensor fault. Our technicians tell us a software update is available to correct this issue.
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Excess drain on battery due to faulty radio

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A weak or dead battery may me caused by an excess draw related to the cabin compartment node. Our technicians tell us that a software update is available to correct this issue.
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