I'd fill something up with water, or dip the rim/tire in a pool, and look
for bubbles... If you see them from the rim... Mark where ever the bubbles
are coming from, and show the dealer... shouldent have any problem then...
(we do this on out lawnmower tires to find a leak) =-)
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Tim Berry -- Chesapeake, VA
`97 SLT 318 auto CC 2x4 LSD:
Dual's w/Flowmaster, 2 Electric Fans, Modified Intake
180 T-stat, MSD 8.5 wires, Traction Bars, F&B Stage 1
Trans Go Shift Kit, BFG 275/60's, MP Puter, Powerdyne 6PSI
Edelbrock Headers/Y-pipe, Exhaust cutout B4 cat
BEST 1/4 14.92@91.88 MPH
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Shane Rieger" <shane527@hotmail.com>
To: <Dakota-Truck@buffnet.net>
Sent: Tuesday, June 20, 2000 9:34 AM
Subject: DML: Leaking wheels
> I picked up a '00 CC Sport and on the lot it had a very low RR tire. Upon
> closing the deal I told the salesman that I wanted the rear tire replaced
> before I took it home, He said no problem. It was supposedly done and
about
> e week later I noticed my MPG going way down so I went to the gas station
> and sure enough the tire that was flat was extremley low. The dealer says
> the tire was replaced and can't find any problems. Does anyone have any
> ideas on what I can do to try and found out the problem on my own or how
to
> convince the dealer to replace the wheel. How many of you think they did
> not replace the tire at all
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