[jfigueroa541]

Originally Posted by nv335

Got an (unsolicited) update from my SA, yesterday, with a screenshot from their internal system, showing still no remedy.
So something doesn’t jive here.
Or maybe news doesn’t propagate at equal speed to all directions…

I got a call from the dealership earlier today after my post; they were greenlighted to address the recall and deliver the car in the next few days.

[nv335]

Originally Posted by jfigueroa541

I got a call from the dealership earlier today after my post; they were greenlighted to address the recall and deliver the car in the next few days.

I’m wondering if this “replacement” is planned as a temporary workaround, until a real remedy becomes available.
Perhaps with the thought that a brand new tank has a lower failure probability (in the next 4-6 months).

[GladiatorOwner]

Yeah this is odd. I will share anything helpful when I can. I am expecting to take delivery next Friday/Saturday but I will ask tomorrow for some details.

[dogocity]

Originally Posted by Deathshead67

true but the one dealership that I see a nice M8 Comp is in a Kia dealership ( that has alot of high end vehicles) but the place looks shady. And the car fax has that it was hit in the rear end.

I was also looking at that car. They DO seem shady. The car was in an accident, and they were trying to avoid me finding that out.

[Deathshead67]

Well it seems they lifted the stop sale on the M8. The dealership advised me I can pick it up this week.

[nv335]

Just got an update from my SA: Remedy is available for the recall. Parts ordered. They are also replacing my injectors. I’m checking if that’s precautionary, or due to observed damage.
Edit: injectors showing coolant residue. Hence replacement.