Our Bolt was built in May 2019. It is included in the MSD recall notice.
In case anyone is considering buying a MSD and installing it themselves, here is my buying experience. May allay any fears of overly long wait times for the part to arrive.
I DID NOT want to take our Bolt to our local Chevy dealer for the recall service. Personal choice. Several factors, including trying to maximize our social isolation due to COVID.
Anyway, we live in Midland, TX. I bought my MSD online from the closest (geographically) Chevy parts warehouse (Scoggin Dickey in Lubbock, TX) :
gmwarehousedirect.com | OEM GM Parts & Accessories | GM Warehouse Direct
Timeline:
1. Ordered part online on July 20. Got email reply to my order later that day, telling me the part was on 2-3 week backorder, and asking what I wanted to do.
2. On July 21 I replied by email that I was happy to wait as long as it took - please go ahead and submit the order.
3. Got another email later that day saying "Are you sure? A Special Order may take 3-4 weeks?" I immediately emailed back "No problem. PLEASE submit the order".
4. On July 22 got email confirmation that my order was successfully entered into the system.
5. On July 30 got email shipping notice. Was shipped via FEDEX, which has to go from Lubbock, TX east to DFW, TX then back west to Midland, TX. Don't ask me why.
6. Package was delivered on Saturday morning Aug. 1. HOORAY!
So it took 11 days from time order was entered into system until it was in my hands. Not too bad.
My new MSD looks exactly like the new one in Reply #30 above. Same part number as the MSD in our car, but has the added black "dot" and blue "V" next to part number.
The green sticker on the original MSD in our car has a date code of 19-03-04. The new MSD has green sticker with date code 20-03-31. One year newer?
My cost was $99.79 plus $8.23 tax for total of $108.02 (shipping/handling was free). Cheap price for increased peace of mind.