In reply to melissa osborne.

See “Customer Reimbursement” section.

how do I get the reimbursement form to turn in for this special coverage, converter replacement. I have already had the work done before I knew this was an option.

My dealership confirmed the 420 code, but because I had issues with oil consumption on my 2011 equinox they wanted to address the first before changing the converter. I can understand that. Had them check oil levels after oil change every 500 miles. Even though it did eat 1 quart of old still passed the oil consumption test. I reminded them of the check engine light on last oil check, and they did look it up again and saw yes I had the code and scheduled and did replace the converter. I originally paid for their scan to see the 420 code, and was never reimbursed for the diagnostic fee even after bringing it up. They said the do charge for diagnosing when it is under special coverage. I also think 1 quart is too much oil loss for 2000 miles, but screw it. I don’t trust them to work on my car anymore and will stay away from the dealer.

In reply to oemdtc.

I don’t think you are listening to everyone. The “Special Coverage” recalls don’t show up under my.gm.com/recalls.

In reply to tony.

tony, this codes for repair are listed under warranty not under recall…