Skylarking
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I call bullshite on Holden’s self fulfilling view of Australian Consumer Law. Remember that’s the same Holden that had to agree to an ACCC court enforceable undertaking to not misrepresent ACL and better train their staff and dealers on how to handle ACL claims.
Guess once the enforcement period was over, Holden went back to its old habits of bullshitting their customers re ACL.
As an FYI, injectors are a life of vehicle component and as such should last longer in time and kms than your car has covered.
If you can spare the time, pay to fix all injectors and then research your rights in law and what’s needed to bring an ACL warranty claim against the selling dealer and Holden so you can claim back your loss (=repair costs, filing fees, etc).
if it’s too much of a headfuck for you, which it is for many, then just replace them yourself
Guess once the enforcement period was over, Holden went back to its old habits of bullshitting their customers re ACL.
As an FYI, injectors are a life of vehicle component and as such should last longer in time and kms than your car has covered.
If you can spare the time, pay to fix all injectors and then research your rights in law and what’s needed to bring an ACL warranty claim against the selling dealer and Holden so you can claim back your loss (=repair costs, filing fees, etc).
if it’s too much of a headfuck for you, which it is for many, then just replace them yourself
