Would it affect you’re warranty if you don’t bring it in when there is a recall?This is an almost completely pointless recall. Granted, everything should work correctly, and it's good they're fixing it. But really, no one should be using cruise control when towing a trailer anyway. And as long as you continue to not use cruise control when hooked up to a trailer, you will have zero problems.
I wouldn't actively try to avoid getting it fixed (so it doesn't look like you have an open recall – I still can't see how that would affect anything warranty related), but I also wouldn't go out of my way to get it taken care of. As was mentioned above, probably best just to take care of it when you are having other routine maintenance performed.Would it affect you’re warranty if you don’t bring it in when there is a recall?
Thank you for the advice.I wouldn't actively try to avoid getting it fixed (so it doesn't look like you have an open recall – I still can't see how that would affect anything warranty related), but I also wouldn't go out of my way to get it taken care of. As was mentioned above, probably best just to take care of it when you are having other routine maintenance performed.
And again, as long as you are following good, responsible driving practices, you're not going to be affected by this anyway.
And again, as long as you are following good, responsible driving practices, you're not going to be affected by this anyway.
point of concern for me is that to do the necessary fix, they are going to have to pull off trim pieces as they run the new harness back to the hitch point
Except when you go to sell your car, and the buyer pulls the CarFax and sees there is an outstanding recall that you never fixed. You're going to lose serious trade in value.....For me.....My 2020 SX P was a dealer order car and came equipped with the tow package....I don't tow anything and never will....point of concern for me is that to do the necessary fix, they are going to have to pull off trim pieces as they run the new harness back to the hitch point. I REALLY don't want them doing all of that .....the vehicle is fine and runs beautifully and the fit and finish is great.....having them do all that for something I will never use is not necessary. Talked with my dealer today and they said that's fine with them!
I agree - after reading about the various modes, Smart mode is designed to automatically use the correct mode, and by letting the computer decide which mode, it can't cause any warranty coverage issues. Also it's good to know that "Trailer Stability assist" helps stabilize trailer sway and automatically applies the brakes to stabilize the front wheel and if that is not enough it applies all 4 brakes and reduces the engine power. If I hadn't realized that and my car suddenly braked I would have thought I had a brake/computer problem. Now I have to find out from the manufacturer of my trailer stabilizers if that is an issue, as the instructions say not to use a stabilizer bar if there is already one installed in the tow vehicle.If “smart” mode worked as it should that should be all that is needed for the drive mode so the vehicle can decide. But I would still disable SCC and not use the auto-brake so my foot was actually on the pedal when towing.
Except when you go to sell your car, and the buyer pulls the CarFax and sees there is an outstanding recall that you never fixed. You're going to lose serious trade in value.....
I'm taking mine in today. Hopefully, it does not take long as I have to wait (no ride). It doesn't look like a process from the bulletin posted. I'm actually curious if there's a wire in the fuse panel in which the brake line could be tapped to when adding a 7 pin towing plug. I'll look into that later, though.
After scheduling an appointment and waiting an hour at the dealership, they came out and told me they had to order the harness. WTF. Why couldn't they make sure they had it in stock prior to me arriving. What a waste of time and gas!
Yes you can. However, the fix is tied to your VIN so if you go to trade in your Telluride or sell it, not having a recall addressed could be a problem. But from the day to day, you can drive and use Smart Cruise Control like normal and nothing is different since you don’t have a harness connected to trailer lights.If I do not have a trailer hitch on my Telluride can I just ignore this notice?