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Originally Posted by official_george
Decided to just hold on to it until a proper fix is issued. No sense wasting time getting my car serviced if the issue will surely come back again.
On another note, I got my DRL's disabled successfully without it affecting the high beams or other electrical stuff.
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Originally Posted by #87
IMO I see no point in replacing it, its the same part and the chirping comes back and does no harm anyway. I guess they do it so people feel like something was done  |
You may want to do it just so it shows up in the service data base that you had issues with it. This is in case it becomes a bigger issue in the future. I had a manufacturing defect on another brand of car which I had not problem getting fixed even after the warranty had expired because I had several documented visits to the dealer for the problem while it was under warranty. It took Cadillac 5 years to finally admit that it was a real problem with the way certain parts were made. I ended up getting the parts replaced plus a check in the mail for repairs that I had performed myself during the time I owned the car.