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Center dash speaker warped already
- Thread starter Flashflood140
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Yup, mine looked like that too when I took delivery.
Not a huge deal. A tiny bit (ie, 1 drop) of E6000 adhesive applied with a popsicle stick and put a weight on it for a couple of hours corrects the problem.
…or get it replaced under warranty with a new part that is likely to warp in the same way.
It’s not like the new part is any different or better somehow.
The choice is yours.
BTW:
I would be more concerned about the fact that you bought a new truck and they put old air in your tires. That just ain't right, is it? You paid for new and perfect air and they go and give you old, used air. I think I would bring this up at warranty claim time when you take it in for service, if I were you. Insist on perfection because, by God you bought the least expensive model of vehicle being sold today. (perspective?).
Not a huge deal. A tiny bit (ie, 1 drop) of E6000 adhesive applied with a popsicle stick and put a weight on it for a couple of hours corrects the problem.
…or get it replaced under warranty with a new part that is likely to warp in the same way.
It’s not like the new part is any different or better somehow.
The choice is yours.
BTW:
I would be more concerned about the fact that you bought a new truck and they put old air in your tires. That just ain't right, is it? You paid for new and perfect air and they go and give you old, used air. I think I would bring this up at warranty claim time when you take it in for service, if I were you. Insist on perfection because, by God you bought the least expensive model of vehicle being sold today. (perspective?).
