The vehicle in question is a 2012 Chevy Cruze 1.4T w/ Manual Transmission - 100,068 miles
The water pump was fixed about 1week ago under warranty.
I noticed a small coolant leak coming from the water outlet soon after and took the vehicle to a local Tires plus garage to obtain a multi-point inspection specifically looking for oil and coolant leaks.
Tires plus documented the water outlet leak at 100,068 miles.
The vehicle was purchased @ 176 miles, so the powertrain warranty would be effective until 100,176.
It's the weekend now, and the vehicle will be over 100,176 by Monday, the earliest time to inquire about warranty coverage with a Chevy service department.
Anyone have insight on how the dealership will handle this?
I wouldn't be able to get an appointment until Thursday at the earliest.
The water pump was fixed about 1week ago under warranty.
I noticed a small coolant leak coming from the water outlet soon after and took the vehicle to a local Tires plus garage to obtain a multi-point inspection specifically looking for oil and coolant leaks.
Tires plus documented the water outlet leak at 100,068 miles.
The vehicle was purchased @ 176 miles, so the powertrain warranty would be effective until 100,176.
It's the weekend now, and the vehicle will be over 100,176 by Monday, the earliest time to inquire about warranty coverage with a Chevy service department.
Anyone have insight on how the dealership will handle this?
I wouldn't be able to get an appointment until Thursday at the earliest.