[ChevyGuy]

Here's my take: It sure sounds like you have a bad battery to me. But I'd have it tested since a bad cable can imitate a bad battery.

And it wouldn't surprise me but what a bad battery can imitate a bad cable. Take care of that "dead" problem and the others just might go away.

 

[ChevyGuy]

The only disappointing thing to hear from the advisor was that she said that, even though I called and initially brought up the symptoms and the special coverage, she didn't want to put any of that on the initial filing and instead just start with saying I brought it in for a battery check. She said that even though the special coverages are able to be seen by the public, GM more often than not denies the claim if it's mentioned from the outset. Wasn't too pleased to hear that...but glad she was honest with me.

Things that make you go "hmmmm". I think I can understand not referencing the coverage (as someone will say "free work!" and bring it in.) But I'd think they'd be OK with putting some symptoms on the initial filing to show that it was to fix an issue. They'd just leave off the stuff that showed you knew about the bulletin. At least that's what I'd think..... (That and $5 will get you coffee.)

 

[ChevyGuy]

For whatever reason and don't ask me why, when many codes are set, they stay set, regardless of the cause that set them in the first place.

For awhile. But if it never re-occurs, it will clear itself after so many cycles.