NeedTalonNow
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- Dec 13, 2012
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Madison,
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As long as the vehicle is on the road, a safety recall MUST be performed. So go get your ball joints fixed and leaky t-case if you have it for free
thanks for all the responses guys. I appreciate it very much.[DOUBLEPOST=1410894711][/DOUBLEPOST]ok guys, just called mitsu dealer. This recall was not performed on my car. Service guy says he would first need to inspect the car before ordering parts. Sucks cause I live 90 minutes from closest dealer. Hell, if I can get my ball joints fixed for free I want to, but it might be easier to buy new parts myself. What say ye?
As long as the vehicle is on the road, a safety recall MUST be performed. So go get your ball joints fixed and leaky t-case if you have it for free
Well my dealership was going to perform my recalls but my ball joints were aftermarket. I was always under the impression that if it was a safety recall it must be performed.Oh I'm afraid not. 10 years is the limit. Call the NHTSA they will tell you. I fought this because I bought an older low mile vehicle. My 97 talon only had 52k on it in 2011 and they would not perform any recalls. NHTSA confirmed this for me.