So Ice, can you interpret this for us? Looks to me like we're still not covered. I do live in an area where testing occurs (only Chicago and St. Louis areas in IL). Thanks Frank
So Ice, can you interpret this for us? Looks to me like we're still not covered. I do live in an area where testing occurs (only Chicago and St. Louis areas in IL). Thanks Frank
Dave, I can put in a good word for you with the governor of IL, he seems to be able to get things done.
Dave, I can put in a good word for you with the governor of IL, he seems to be able to get things done.
Read the whole PDF file. The appeals process is listed. After reading it, my feeling is that since this IS the gascap and part of the evaporative system, it's covered for 8 years/80K if your in a state or location that requires inspections and you don't pass.
Read the whole PDF file. The appeals process is listed. After reading it, my feeling is that since this IS the gascap and part of the evaporative system, it's covered for 8 years/80K if your in a state or location that requires inspections and you don't pass.
Read the whole PDF file. The appeals process is listed. After reading it, my feeling is that since this IS the gascap and part of the evaporative system, it's covered for 8 years/80K if your in a state or location that requires inspections and you don't pass.
I don't think its the gas cap. The gas cap is just a cover (IMO) to protect against water and dirt. The issue is the lower flap/baffle/etc. which is positioned below and is definitely part of the emissions system. This is where my dealer has always found the problem to eminate from.
Dave
I don't think its the gas cap. The gas cap is just a cover (IMO) to protect against water and dirt. The issue is the lower flap/baffle/etc. which is positioned below and is definitely part of the emissions system.