
This story starts with our drive back from the Memorial Day Weekend races up in Duluth this past May. We just got done living and breathing the bike life for 3 days solid. As I sped down 35W at what I thought was a brisk 75mph, people kept passing me. I kept thinking cripes, how fast are they going? Then I figured it out. My speedometer was messed up. Every time I went faster, the speedometer went up, but wouldn't go back down. By the time we pulled into our garage, it was pinned past 120mph.
The next day, I took the truck into the local dealer, and they simply said the instrument cluster went bad. Replacement was $450. There was nothing I could do but pay to get it fixed.
Fast forward to today. I get a letter in the mail from GM. It turns out the cluster on our make and year is problematic. Long story short, it looks like I'm getting my $450 back.
Nothing feels better than getting money back that you thought was spent for good.
4 comments:
Is that another form of race reimbursement ?:)
And you're going to give that money to your loving wife who takes such good care of you...RIGHT?
Go Bucks. F Michigan
Buy some wheels.
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