Al Hoverman | Page 62

Can't seem to fix it I brought my 2008 Silverado in for several issues. My tire sensor was replaced, the O2 sensor was replaced, and a new air bag sensor was ordered. The I brought my 2008 Silverado in for several issues. My tire sensor was replaced, the O2 sensor was replaced, and a new air bag sensor was ordered. The error codes were cleared. I had an appointment for 8:00 A.M., it took until after 2:00 P.M. to get the truck back. The following Saturday I went back for the air bag sensor and to replace yet another part that caused the engine light to come back on. I had an appointment for 8:00 A.M., and I sat waiting for 4 hours. After spending two Saturdays, and over $2,000, I thought the truck was finally fixed. But, now, my engine light is on once again after only 200 miles! Now, I will have to take an unpaid day off from my job for a third visit in less than 3 weeks. This was my first new car purchase ever. I have had persistent engine light problems over the last 8 years beginning almost immediately after I paid over $23,000 cash for this truck. I am disgusted. More

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