[Tomko]

Also the dealer didn't know to drain the fuel filter of water or to fill the DEF tank.

This is so painful and a huge waste of my time. All the dealer had to do was look at the required services for the service before I got here.

If you don't know diesels, do not buy a Cruze Diesel. I feel bad for all the people who will have issues because the dealers are not trained and GM is doing a poor job as well.

People will probably end up with water in the fuel filter issues and run out of DEF in the middle of a service interval and have no idea why.

How are we supposed to take GM seriously if they cannot even coordinate something this simple? Honestly love the car but there has been so much BS and confusion associated with it and it's really leaving a bad taste in my mouth for GM. All this has already changed my better halfs mind from even considering a GM vehicle to ensuring the next car will be a Volkswagen or Audi.

Seriously veg with all of the unbearable troubles you've expressed with your Cruze diesel ownership experience I'm astounded that you simply haven't dumped it for something, anything, better.

 

[Tomko]

Here's an option available in the US
Your Parts Search Returned 1 Part(s)

Yep, that's the oil I did a group buy on.

http://www.cruzetalk.com/forum/64-c...-diesel-owners-ontario-quebec-upstate-ny.html

 

[Tomko]

Manny (GotDiesel?) raised a lot of our collective anxieties regarding the semi-synthetic nature of the AC Delco product. This all played out over the summer so some of you might have missed out on the hysteria. And because he had a habit of posting things, then severely editing or deleting his posts a few days later, you may not be able to find any relevant content in the archives.


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