I spoke to them today and was quoted $110 for the part alone :'(. Seems like I'll have to roll the dice with a US import which could take a while with all the flight/import restrictions unless there's a better solution out there.
The negative battery cable is about $29 here. With shipping it should be less than the quoted price. Are you past the extended warranty?
As far as I am aware there is no coverage for extended warranty in Australia. Chevy Cruze is re-badged as a Holden Cruze here. Same car, but unfortunately not the same customer service. I'll probably have to ship it over, I'm just concerned about the shipping time with all the hold ups because of COVID-19.The negative battery cable is about $29 here. With shipping it should be less than the quoted price. Are you past the extended warranty?
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Hmmm. Is it a GM dealership you went to or is Holden a separate company?
Holden is an Australian car manufacturer that turned to importing cars only about 8 years ago. They ARE GM but at the same time they aren't haha. All dealings are with Holden, but they frustratingly don't seem to be the same in a lot of respects.
Important point: The Holden Cruze is not a re-badged Chevrolet Cruze, they were built in completely different factories, and although there are many parts in common, there are subtle differences, such as higher headlights, and different wiring looms, and totally different programming in the ECU. That's only a partial list.
Hence the reference to a global PLATFORM.
Fair enough, though the common faults seem to be shared across the two variants.
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Not necessarily it is a clamp that loosens over time making it so that there isn’t the same amount of fuel getting to where it needs to be. Where as if it were defective I imagine it wouldn’t work at all.
Fuel runs through battery cables?
