GM ratios

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Maintenance Light Honda Accord 98-02

I found this.
Honda Accord 98-02: Resetting Maintenance Required Indicator
1) Turn they key to the II position
2) Turn the key to the off position, and push and hold in the odometer reset button
3) Turn they key back to the II position, while still holding the button.
4) After about 10-15 seconds, the light should go off.

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GM RATIO CODES

                                
Option code  Ratio    Year's used      Option code    Ratio           Year's used      
GS4    3.70    85-86        GU9    3.91    97-97      
GT4    3.73    76-98        GV2    5.83    91-94      
GT5    4.10    76-98        GV4    3.36    82-87      
GT7    3.33    89-97        GV8    2.72    82-85      
GT8    4.10HD    76-89        GW4    3.31    84-85      
GU1    2.41    76-88        GW6    3.27    85-91      
GU2    2.73    76-98        GW9    2.93    76-97      
GU3    2.93    82-85        GX3    3.33    82-98 FRONT  
GU4    3.08    76-98        GX4    3.75    76-83      
GU5    3.23    76-98        GX5    4.09    76-83      
GU6    3.42    76-98        GY5    3.65    76-87 FRONT

iaai IAA CUSTOMER SERVICE AT IT'S FINEST AND COMPLAINTS EVEN BETTER !!!

Dear Sir,
Please indicate the business name and IAA account number that you are referring to. Your e-mail address does not appear in our database and neither do the names “Michael Kraul” or “Steve Purdue.” Unfortunately, without being able to locate your business in our system, we are unable to research your inquiry.

"IAA account number that you are referring to" 

THE ACCOUNT NUMBER YOU HAVEN'T GIVEN ME YET? HA!!!
Thank you.

Sincerely,
Christine Frank
Supervisor, Buyer Services
Insurance Auto Auctions
877-937-4243 Toll Free
708-492-7080 International
708-492-7999 Fax
cservice@iaai.com

From: michael@gmail.com [mailto:michael@gmail.com] On Behalf Of Steve Purdue
Sent: Thursday, November 19, 2009 7:14 PM
To: James.Hallett@adesa.com; Loughmiller, Eric (ADESA); Sharp, Dot
Cc: Thomas.OBrien@adesa.com; Donald.Gottwald@adesa.com; Caruso, Tom (ADESA); CustomerService
Subject: Re: IAAI interstate fraud complaint https://www.ftccomplaintassistant.gov/

I hate to bother you fellows and I'm sure you really hate hearing from angry customers but I have done business on and off with IAAI in California fro many years and many wrecked cars.
The problem is occasionally a customer of mine needs a car that is at your auction so every year or so I renew my account. Of course I would renew every year if your local management and representatives didn't treat customers as cattle and if we were doing something wrong just trying to conduct business (we have been in business in California for 50 years.)

I (tried) renewed my account last month and changed our owners name to reflect that the owners have now changed from father to son. One month ago my credit my credit card was charged, I did all of the transaction online and fax by your website's suggestion. I have done three follow up phone calls (leaving messages- the clerks were busy with other customers). As of today I have no return phone call, no email, nor any fax all of which were used to contact your company.

This is typical of the treatment of an IAAI customer- yes I have dealt with several different california locations and your main enrollment center back east.

It is my hope that one of you will respond to this and help me remedy this matter promptly.

Rather than place more calls wasting my time only to find your personel respond with "you forgot to, you didn't, YOU failed to..." (ALWAYS the customer's fault at IAAI )
I've been that route with IAAI several times before. This time I will spend my time pursuing the complaint systems in place with internet fraud department (the transaction was done over the website) as well as live bidding/prebidding over the internet.

This is not the first awful experience a customer has had with your holding- I have a few really funny stories about your employees. (well funny after I've forced a regional manager to get involved and relent on that IAAI "customer wrong" policy)

PS I would have just emailed the IAAI higher ups but they don't publish their emails in the trades.

Thanks for you time and hopefully you can save some for all of us.

PS I would be remiss in my complaining if I did not mention that Dot Sharp- who I have CC'd at Anaheim- really should be put to the front of the line for evaluation (good or bad) she has helped immensely in deciding to take this action.

Your response is anticipated.
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Maintenance Light Honda Accord Acura

I found this.
Honda Accord 98-02: Resetting Maintenance Required Indicator
1) Turn they key to the II position
2) Turn the key to the off position, and push and hold in the odometer reset button
3) Turn they key back to the II position, while still holding the button.
4) After about 10-15 seconds, the light should go off.
And if you have an newer vehicle with two (reset select)

then try

Hold down the reset button and the one under it, before starting the car. start the car while pressing the two buttons, the light should go out.


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