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Originally Posted by Bamsterman
I definitely would, if it was still under warranty.  Actually, if it was just the seal that needed to be replaced, I would just do that myself. But with the window needing to be aligned, I'd rather just have the dealer handle it all.
Do you happen to have the part number for the one that was replaced? |
Yea, found my old post. On paper from dealer's paper, it shows SU003-01634. However if you take a look at the revised TSB, that one shows SU003-05208.
Either way, I believe the dealer should use the newest part.
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