I called Chevrolet for the new seat belt restrainer thing (recall) to be fixed and was told that my car should be getting a new battery too due to the fire risk recall. What a surprise that was!
I have 46k on my 2021 and it's flawless.
A new battery would basically make it a new car!
Anyone want to share any tips or heads up about the process?
I am very interested so I will be looking at the details.
Thank you much.
I am hoping the new battery is just as "good" as what I have in terms of charging capacity, etc.
Have yet to receive a call from the service manager to schedule a time and I imagine that may take some time. I don't know what incentive a dealership has to change battery on a car they've already sold...
The service manager said I would get a phone call after the battery was shipped. They've already ordered it but it hasn't shipped yet and it takes a couple of weeks to get to the dealership because it's so heavy.
When that's done they said it is a two-day process to get the new battery in the car.
I agree with the advice to take my time with the battery I have. I don't notice any issues yet and I now have over 48k on the car.
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