2013 Chevy trax

Asked by GuruSKXCX Jun 07, 2019 at 12:15 PM

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I bought my 2013 Chevy trax in
January 2013 at a dealer and a full
diagnostic report/test was reported
as done and no issues.  May 2018 I
had a huge bill for turbo pipes leaking
and fittings etc broken exhaust studs
and no coolant!  Over $1000.00 and 4
hours of labor.  Would/should this not
of been shown in the diagnosis?  And
I just had another issue with oil
leaking from behind heat wrap on
pipe and leaking everywhere.  
Covered by extended warranty but
again why wasn’t this caught on now
two diagnosis since January 2019.
Any ideas ?  

2 Answers

Sorry it should read January 2019 - I couldn’t find edit anywhere. It was actually January 29 2019.

Geez ... I was sure I had dates correct. Bought January 2019 Problem and fix May 2019 Just wondering if two full diagnosis done in January 2019 and then May 2019 should of caught the problem.

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