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Ajs16400 01-15-2021 08:06 PM

Should this be warratable?
 
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Curious if anyone else has had this issue. The unit is still under its certified preowned b2b.

s346k 01-15-2021 08:10 PM

lol

Nitelife Mingus 01-15-2021 08:21 PM

I’m 99% certain that any dealer would call that wear and tear (especially since it’s cpo)

Number 3 01-15-2021 08:41 PM

Doubt it very much. Too much hand sanitizer.

arpad_m 01-15-2021 10:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Ajs16400 (Post 10937820)
Curious if anyone else has had this issue. The unit is still under its certified preowned b2b.

The damage doesn't look anything beyond what a dealership would deem normal wear and tear to me.

Cheap fix: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B081D2MT2H

More expensive fix: https://www.redlinegoods.com/Camaro1...ng-wheel-cover

Best fix: https://wildhammermotorsports.com/16...el-wildhammer/

:smoking:

LT4Greg 01-15-2021 11:45 PM

Normal wear for leather on the steering wheel.

Richard79 01-16-2021 07:46 AM

I would insist on a brand new ZL1, nothing less, for the stress and inconvenience.

CHASLT1 01-16-2021 08:28 AM

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Originally Posted by Richard79 (Post 10937975)
I would insist on a brand new ZL1, nothing less, for the stress and inconvenience.

And give me his old ZL1 and i will have to live with the steering wheel.

DC5 01-16-2021 08:46 AM

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Originally Posted by LT4Greg (Post 10937900)
Normal wear for leather on the steering wheel.

Correction: normal wear and tear for a GM product.

COKen 01-16-2021 10:11 AM

A very good detailer may be able to tell you what caused it, if it can be fixed/improved and how much it will cost you.

az4783054 01-16-2021 11:00 AM

Is this your first car? :facepalm:

Seriously though, an upholstery shop may be able to reduce some of that with steam/heat.

Ajs16400 01-16-2021 11:49 AM

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Originally Posted by az4783054 (Post 10938069)
Is this your first car? :facepalm:

Seriously though, an upholstery shop may be able to reduce some of that with steam/heat.

No not my first car had many with leather steering wheels and never had this happen. I guess its just cheap leather compared to my others.

Number 3 01-16-2021 12:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Number 3 (Post 10937837)
Doubt it very much. Too much hand sanitizer.

I was only half kidding.

You'd be surprised what chemicals and cleaning agents can do to an interior. Some of the real aggressive cleaning chemical used to clean vehicles for Covid will actually degrade and destroy plastics by making them brittle.

I can remember several years ago in a development project that it was determined sun screen was damaging the buttons on radio and HVAC controls.

nancygrl 01-16-2021 05:02 PM

highly doubt it..but it wouldn't hurt to try.


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