2021 RST with the headlight adjuster issue. Can't seem to find a reliable was to contact a service rep. Back in the day every zone had a service rep. We were in the Philadelphia zone and it was possible to contact a rep. Now they made it a maze of emails and forms and nobody ever replies.
How do I contact a GM rep
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Good luck.... the rep usually, ONLY speaks to the dealers..... You will have to bribe your dealer service guy. The rep 'OK's" a dealer's warranty question. Not YOUR concern. ( I had to go through 3 different dealers to service, their mistakes, on my warrantied truck.
I figured. Sadly, my dad closed his dealership in the late 80's so I have no more contacts.
I think you're wasting your time. It's extremely unlikely they will communicate with you or reply to any emails. A personal visit to a dealership is your best choice. You may have to go to more than one to be happy.
Unfortunately, you, the consumer are unable to speak with or directly contact a GM zone/ district rep. All communications happen between you and your issuing or local dealership. Dealership service writer and/or service manager will only reach out to rep if whatever your issue is, happens to be beyond their empowerment to correct. Why are you trying to get in contact with a rep if you don’t mind me asking?
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As stated, they are there for the dealer and don't interact with the customer. Its not their job, you have to deal with a dealer. Even if you call customer service, they call the dealer and if the dealer tells them to pound sand, not a thing they can do because they do no hold any clout with GM. They are just a vendor hired to run interference between you and the dealer. The dealer in your only friend, weather you like it or not.
My father was a Chevrolet Dealer and I can tell you service reps whothat worked the Philadelphia zone occasionally came and met with a customer to discuss an issue.
It's been so long for me I don't have the contacts anymore.
It's a matter of finding the contact.
The issue is the headlight adjuster that seems to be chronically failing and replacement is 1500 bucks.
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I had warranty issues with my '88 GMC C2500, back in 1989. I was able to speak with a corporate person at GM's office.
Even they were beholden to the local rep. It took me to the 4th dealer , to TRY to, resolve the issues.
One of the issues was my oil filter leaked at the seal. The dealer asked me, " What filter do you use? " ( I answered, " Fram" )
He said, that was your problem.... ( ??? )
I was at an NHRA drag race at Pomona... The GMC tent was next to the Fram tent. I brought the GMC rep to the Fram rep....
I told them the story...... I got a call from the dealer on Monday.....
They found the problem... The surface, where the 'O' ring meets the filter was never machined. ( They got me a new oil filter adapter... I had a stock oil cooler )
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