@Anthony121 just because you suffered mild symptoms doesn’t mean every one has experienced the same symptoms. Some forum members have reported drivability issues with what they describe as serious vibrations. Such vibrations can distract a driver at an inappropriate time which is in itself a safety concern. Obviously this issue is not the same as a Hyundai wheel falling off (was oddly not a recall but quickly addressed by Hyundai) but engine drivability issues are still a concern. And other manufacturers have recalled their vehicles for lesser engine issues so why shouldn’t Holden preform a recall to fix this obvious problem (rhetorical)?
So let’s not repeat the same spiel as the ‘EPS assistance failure is not a safety issue because you can steer’ as many pushed within that thread. We should now know EPS assistance failure is obviously a problem that is being resolved (slowly) by a recall.
The product is defective as sold and in some instances it can be a safety concern so let’s focus on that instead. Let’s focus on getting a correct fix to the problem, not a piecemeal part fix where some get injectors replaces under good will while others pay for an individual injector (as has been reported here). A recall resolves these cost and possible safety issues. It also allows those that have previously paid for a fix to look at recovering their costs.
And if forum members can’t understand what’s written and intelligently assess their experiences and document it with DOTARS, but are instead thrown into a panic by what I’ve written, well we are all doomed.
