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i just wanted every on here no that i went to get my car done for the valve stem recall and to get the rattle fixed when i start the car. all in all it was pretty good they gave me a r350 fully loaded as a loaner and they didnt bother me about fixing the start up rattle. the dealer was like they no its a problem and went ahead and fixed it. one bad thing the guy at the dealer made me get the pedal recall done. he was like you have to get it done by law. i would have argued with him a lil but my dad was there and everything so i had to get it done.
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i just wanted every on here no that i went to get my car done for the valve stem recall and to get the rattle fixed when i start the car. all in all it was pretty good they gave me a r350 fully loaded as a loaner and they didnt bother me about fixing the start up rattle. the dealer was like they no its a problem and went ahead and fixed it. one bad thing the guy at the dealer made me get the pedal recall done. he was like you have to get it done by law. i would have argued with him a lil but my dad was there and everything so i had to get it done.
Hell, their own recall states clearly in the text that if you're using the correct floor mats, installed correctly, the car doesn't have a problem.
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i just wanted every on here no that i went to get my car done for the valve stem recall and to get the rattle fixed when i start the car. all in all it was pretty good they gave me a r350 fully loaded as a loaner and they didnt bother me about fixing the start up rattle. the dealer was like they no its a problem and went ahead and fixed it. one bad thing the guy at the dealer made me get the pedal recall done. he was like you have to get it done by law. i would have argued with him a lil but my dad was there and everything so i had to get it done.
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If your issue was rattle when you start up then you didn't ge the valve spring recall. Actually it's not recall at all. It's a TSB that I had done with my 2006 IS350. It's actually something to do with the cam gear and the VVTi, still an intricate job but completely seperate from the valve spring recall everyone is talking about.
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For the pedal recall I beleave dealer need to do it so that they are not liable if you do have issues. There just covering there *** is how I see it. But you can refuse it but it does very from dealership I think. I never did mine. But was told if I every sold the car that I'm responseable to let the new owner know.
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If your issue was rattle when you start up then you didn't ge the valve spring recall. Actually it's not recall at all. It's a TSB that I had done with my 2006 IS350. It's actually something to do with the cam gear and the VVTi, still an intricate job but completely seperate from the valve spring recall everyone is talking about.
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i went in to get the tsb and the recall fixed at one the car started to make the noise alot more so i went and got it done while i was getting the valve stem recall done. the car doesn't feel any different after the pedal recall. i think he just had the car reformatted. does the pedal recall make a big difference in the car besides the fact that they move the pedal up a little.
1) Replacing your all weather floor mats with crappy, thinner, ones. (This won't apply to you if your car doesn't have all-weather mats)
2) Replacing the gas pedal with a smaller pedal- You probably won't notice on the normal pedal, but if you have the sport pedals the new one looks uglier
3) Reflashing the computer with a brake override function so that at any sort of speed if the computer detects input from both the gas and brake pedal it will ignore the gas pedal (which is silly for several reasons but shouldn't really hurt you any unless you track the car in situations where being able to use gas and brake at the same time come up)
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