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Originally Posted by CIWS  True that it's there, but apparently not for free. I wonder if GM knows they're charging people to look at their copywrited info.
Thanks for the link. |
They know. Alldata licenses the TSB from GM and all other major manufacturers and pays them a fee. GM just wants us to have to pay for the information. Meanwhile if I have to pay to read the diagnostic info in a TSB Ill just bring the car to the dealer for warranty service with the TSB number and Title. Then GM can pay the dealer to diagnose a problem on my car that may or may not exist and that I would have checked to see if it existed before bringing it to the dealer if I had access to the diagnostic steps available in the full TSB.
GM argues that access to the TSBs brings extra warranty work. It is my contention that denying access to the information brings extra work.
