GM / General Motors: Does GM think we're really this stupid to belive that knocking is normal???

"mark" <com> wrote in message
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This does not appear to be the same "mark" who posts here regularly because
he is using a different I.P. number. This guy is trying to incite contempt
for GM while using the same name as one of our regular posters.

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"Sting Ray" <Sting_Ray(no spam)@vette.com> wrote in message
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Perhaps, but is the issue pervasive? I have no idea, I only know of one
person with the piston slap problem...a neighbor with a 1994 Lesabre with
100K miles on it...which I can hear clearly in my house in the morning for
several years now when he starts that thing up. I have read other posts
here about the problem though. One had his engine replaced by GM (A 2000
Malibu with the 3.1 engine I think). If true, it's too bad GM released
engines with this defect given the plethora of consumer choices out there.
Either way, it certainly can't help with competitive position and market
share to have this sort of issue (and press). But to be honest, I don't
know very many people that own GM vehicles these days. <sigh> So many of my
friends, family and co-workers that used to buy GM are buying other brands
now. :-(

"James C. Reeves" <com> wrote in message
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You should choose your friends more carefully. ;-)

Dave